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  • Art Exhibition,  Français

    Chagall : la guerre des émotions.

    March 7, 2013 / 0 Comments

    Après un livre édité sur Poussin plus ou moins raté, je me suis penché sur un Chagall. Le texte, bien qu’un peu compliqué, était de deux auteurs, Sylvie Forrestier, conservateur en chef des musées nationaux de France et Mikhail German, un auteur russe. Je n’étais guère passionné par cet ouvrage et par le personnage central. Marc Chagall n’existait pas dans mon esprit et je restais assez imperméable à sa peinture. J’appréciais nos diners avec Sylvie Forrestier à Paris et avec Mikhail German à Saint-Pétersbourg. C’était l’époque des années 1990. Le communisme avait disparu en tant que pouvoir politique mais l’ombre du KGB restait imprégnée dans les esprits. J’avais d’ailleurs été…

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    Thank You Hiram Bingham

    February 21, 2013 / 0 Comments

    The life of Marc Chagall was not an easy one. Nor was it uneventful. It was however, filled with enough drama to delight even the most seasoned and skeptical of Hollywood producers. He perceived the events of World War 1 from afar, saw the hopes and disappointments of the Russian Revolution, barely escaped the onslaught of World War 2, was revered for his artistic prowess, admired by Picasso, and left behind a rich artistic legacy. In effect, Chagall’s life and success was the result of many fortuitous encounters… the first one primarily being the encounter with art at school, which led to his illustrious career path. A meeting later in…

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