Chagall (The Love, The Dreams, The Life of) by Jean Paul Crespelle

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By Jean Paul Crespelle

This can be a vividly unique account of the existence and paintings of Marc Chagall, the most celebrated artists of our time. From his early efforts in Vitebsk, Russia, the place he used to be born in 1887, to his present-day preeminence in France, the place he has made his domestic such a lot of his lifestyles, each section of his lengthy and prolific occupation has been authoritatively lined during this soaking up new biography.

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After time in a hotel on the Rue Lacepede, he moved into just the time living for a la Ruche at Chagall arrived in Paris. Although very different in character, the two young they shared a special artists enjoyed each other's company; sympathy. To Chagall's conversational THE SILENCE OF VAUGIRARD fancy (even today, flights of when 35 how one asked gets to his house, he answers, "By the stars") Zadkine countered with his sohd common sense. soon be praised by But he was Max Jacob, also a poet, who whose work would conceived the wild idea of making Zadkine challenge Radiguet to a poetry contest to judged by Juan Gris.

Since, as Eliezer maintained, his followers lived in should The rejoice, sing, communion with God, they and dance rather than pray. intense feeling of Christ's presence perienced at the end of his adolescence was which Chagall exstill more singular. This attraction was far removed from orthodox Christianity, but it was —and would sufficiently strong induce Chagall to meditate on the His face. If, to life always remain so of Jesus the marvelous poet of pity and suffering to open and him, Christ was not the Messiah, — to to scrutinize He was whom still he could his heart.

On asking To Andre my father's life his father's Parinaud, recorded these recollections on tape, he confided, shocked me: and was of poverty with who "One thing nine children, earning twenty rubles a month. For thirty-two years, as an ordi- nary laborer, he carried barrels of herring. His clothes were wet with brine, his hands frozen. But his eyes still Everything about him was gentle, sad, gray. and worried. When I from sheer exhaustion, thought, *I his hands. would I see shall never ask him from He was always tired fall asleep in the evening said to myself, will never ask a cent I him reflected his soul.

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