“Madame Korobotchka,” an artwork by Marc Chagall, is an etching on paper created around 1923 in Paris, France. Rendered in the Naïve Art (Primitivism) style, this piece is part of the “Dead Souls” series and is classified as an illustration. The artwork, measuring 285 x 212 cm, resides in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, Russia.
The artwork depicts a whimsical and expressive figure of Madame Korobotchka, characterized by exaggerated and simplified forms typical of naïve art. The scene appears to be imbued with a fantastical and dreamlike quality, showcasing Chagall’s distinct style. Delicate lines and subtle shading abound, contributing to the ethereal atmosphere. The composition exudes a sense of storytelling and charm, capturing the viewer’s imagination with its unique portrayal.
