Chagall's love for his first wife Bella, using his own words from his autobiography My Life. Chagall's artwork depicts both Bella in life and Bella in death. These later images reveal the love he had for her that never died with her.
Marc Chagall has been my favorite artist since I first saw a show of his at the Philadelphia Museum of Art in 1985 (a couple of months after he died).
True Chagall fans will enjoy reading his autobiography My Life, as he writes just like he painted with seemingly no sense of time, space, or gravity
The video is set to Andre Rieu's interpretation of "Send in the Clowns." The original lyrics below remind me so much of how Chagall described life and art sometimes using obscure imagery and complex allusions to objects, color, and space in ways only he could truly understand.
There are several ways to see everyday objects, but to see it from different angles, has a new or unusual lighting conditions, something very special to be considered. Here, the fascination with digital macro photography you will see things and live very close and is considered by many people in authority as a form of digital art. Something as mundane often seem a fascinating vision and creativity of an artist and a person with a technical as well.
The association of giclee printing with its conceptual cousin - inkjet printing - has led some people to question the validity of this printing medium as a true fine art system. To address this, I think that it is first important to look at the history of fine art printmaking and see if giclee printing fulfill the parameters set out therein.
