Chagall Stained Glass

After the death of his wife in 1944, Marc Chagall began a series of surrealistic paintings using love and sorrow as central themes. His imaginary reunion with his wife is embellished with fantasy in Anniversary Flowers, painted in 1947. Hidden pictures within the scene, along with pastels colors and the shocking red of the flowers combine to make Anniversary Flowers a quintessential example of Chagall's unique style. Our reproduction measures 11" h x 9 ½" w and can be hung by a chain or displayed on an easel (both included).