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1. www.marcchagall.com › pinch-snuff-rabbi-1926The Pinch of Snuff (Rabbi) (1926) | Marc Chagall

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   Chagall delved into deep yellow hues when painting Snuff, or the Green Rabbi, 1923-1926, where admirers can make out the cadmium yellow, applied with a painter’s knife, as well as the darker zinc yellow applied on top using a brush. Marc CHAGALL, The Pinch of Snuff (Rabbi) (La Prisée ou Rabbin), 1923 - 1926, oil on canvas, 46 1/16 x 35 1/4 ...

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3. www.metmuseum.org › art › collectionMarc Chagall | A Pinch of Snuff | The Metropolitan Museum of Art

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   Artwork Details. Title: A Pinch of Snuff. Artist: Marc Chagall (French, Vitebsk 1887–1985 Saint-Paul-de-Vence) Date: ca. 1912. Medium: Watercolor and gouache on paper. Dimensions: 11 3/8 x 8 in. (28.9 x 20.3 cm) Classification: Drawings. Credit Line: Bequest of Scofield Thayer, 1982.

4. www.wikiart.org › en › marc-chagallThe Pinch of Snuff, 1912 - Marc Chagall - WikiArt.org

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   Directed by: Vincent René-Lortie. Written by: Vincent René-Lortie. Produced by: Samuel Caron. Inspired by a true story, Invincible recounts the last 48 hours in the life of Marc-Antoine Bernier, a 14-year-old boy on a desperate quest for freedom. ‘The Pinch of Snuff’ was created in 1912 by Marc Chagall in Cubism style.

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5. www.marcchagall.com › en › biographyBiography | Marc Chagall

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   1887. Marc Chagall was born on July 7 in Vitebsk, a provincial town in the vast Russian Empire, located in present-day Belarus. Moyshe Segal—his real name—was born into a modest Jewish family. He was the first of nine children (seven girls and two boys).

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6. www.jstor.org › stable › 43914954MARC CHAGALL: A SEQUENCE OF POEMS - JSTOR

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   MARC CHAGALL: A SEQUENCE OF POEMS. the canopy (huppa), 1912. the wind is in the willows, and the willow is a woman. when there's smoke there's fire, and the smoke is sky-blue-pink beneath. the canopy of stars. let our canopy be daylight colors, green and citrus; let the adolescent. boys uphold the posts. elders, take pride in your beards, the ...

7. gypsyscholarship.blogspot.com › 2014 › 02Gypsy Scholar: Chagall: The Pinch of Snuff - Blogger

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   Feb 4, 2014 · The Pinch of Snuff Marc Chagall For the benefit of readers who might have been unable to access the Basel Kunstmuseum 's painting , here it is above, and as I noted yesterday, the 'illusion' of two left hands is even more visible in this version from 1923-26 than in the 1912 version!

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   Where did Marc Chagall spend his summers?

   • He would spend his summers in Liozno, a village around 40 kilometers from Vitebsk, where he’d be surrounded by his grandparents, uncles, aunts, and various farm animals. Marc Chagall with his friend Victor Mekler, circa 1906 © DR, Marc and Ida Chagall Archive, Paris.

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   What happened to Marc Chagall?

   • On May 5, 1943, Marc Chagall was stripped of his French nationality by the Vichy regime, under the law of July 22, 1940, which called all naturalizations into review. The Chagalls were at Cranberry Lake when they heard about the Normandy landing on the radio. They were hugely excited to learn of the liberation of Paris.

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   Why did Chagall move to Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire?

   • Under the Nazi regime, all of the artist’s work was taken down from German museums, and three of his works were classified as degenerate art: Purim, The Pinch of Snuff (Rabbi), and Winter. Believing, wrongfully, that he was under threat, Chagall moved to Saint-Dyé-sur-Loire shortly before the war broke out.

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   Why did Chagall leave Vitebsk?

   • When drafted for military service, Chagall managed to postpone his conscription thanks to support letters from his guardians, Roerich and Ginzburg. During the summer, Chagall stopped attending Roerich’s lessons and left for Vitebsk where he painted View from a Window. Vitebsk and Portrait of Sister Maryasinka.

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9. www.mutualart.com › Artwork › The-Pinch-of-SnuffMarc Chagall | The Pinch of Snuff (1912) | MutualArt

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   View The Pinch of Snuff (1912) By Chagall Marc; Oil on canvas; 128 x 90 cm; . Access more artwork lots and estimated & realized auction prices on MutualArt.