Considered one of the greatest interpreters of twentieth-century painting, Marc Chagall stands out as a master of color and emotion. He was an artist who faced, with courage, themes such as exile and the pain of separation, without ever losing sight of love, dreams, and divinity. His ability to convey universal themes through a poetic and dreamlike language allows him to touch the hearts of all.

In his works, Chagall explores subjects dear to him—his attachment to his homeland, religion, the search for one’s place in the world, love, and poetry. Over the course of his career, through both paintings and writings, he created a personal universe, a lyrical and fantastical world in which everything is possible.

This monograph gathers a selection of over two hundred works, including paintings and works on paper, taking us on an extraordinary journey and allowing us to grasp the profound humanity of Chagall’s art—an art that is plural, visionary, and deeply rooted in its time, sung by an artist who was both a poet of beauty and a guardian of memory.