Marc Chagall "Les Roses" Framed 115/275 Limited GICLEE 14 in wide by 17 in long

Marc Chagall "Les Roses" Framed 115/275 Limited Edition GICLEE. Marc Chagall painted this large bunch of roses in 1949, the year he moved to his studio in Paris. This bouquet reveals his predilection for the South of France where he discovered the landscapes, hills and fields of flowers bathed in bright Mediterranean light. In Paris, the world famous painter met with Picasso and Matisse. He felt himself come alive again in the Mediterranean climate after the war years spent in the United States and his pictorial universe breathed with new life and strength. Flower bouquets appear in many works of this period and are often accompanied by other subjects such as couples in love. The symbolic aspect that characterizes Chagall’s work is omnipresent in this beautiful composition: the roses evoke beauty, life, love and a spiritual dimension. Beautiful Cherry Wood Frame. Authentication Certificate on back. Facsimile Signed. Hanging wire included. Perfect for Anniversary.