Bushes and village (sketch to vitrage in Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg) (1976; Saint-paul-de-vence, France) by Marc Chagall

Bushes and village (sketch to vitrage in Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg) - Marc Chagall - 1976; Saint-paul-de-vence, France

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TitleBushes and village (sketch to vitrage in Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg)
ArtistMarc Chagall
Date1976; Saint-paul-de-vence, France
Art MovementNaïve Art (Primitivism)

About Bushes and village (sketch to vitrage in Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg)

The artwork, titled “Bushes and village (sketch to vitrage in Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg),” was created by Marc Chagall in 1976 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and falls under the genre of design.

The artwork is a preliminary sketch intended for a vitrage (stained glass) installation in the Chapelle des Cordeliers in Sarrebourg. It features two arched, window-like panels containing delicate, nature-themed drawings. The forms of bushes and a village are rendered with light, almost ethereal lines and touches of color. The composition expresses a sense of simplicity and tranquility, characteristic of Chagall’s signature Naïve Art style. The whimsical and dream-like quality of the drawing suggests an intimate connection to the themes of nature and pastoral life.

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