“…Marc Chagall.…”

“…Marc Chagall.…”

“…Marc Chagall.…”
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Table of Contents: “…--Photograph of the artist, by Lotte Jacobi.--Marc Chagall, by J.J. Sweeney.--The prints of Marc Chagall, by C.O. …”

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Table of Contents: “…Albrecht Durer -- Sofonisba Anguissola -- Artemisia Gentileschi -- Digeo Velazquez -- Jan Vermeer -- Francisco de Goya -- Henri Rousseau -- Vincent van Gogh -- Marc Chagall -- Norman Rockwell -- M.C. Escher -- Jacob Lawrence -- Chuck Close -- Cindy Sherman.…”

Table of Contents: “…-- The Russian revolution and the Jewish problem -- Remnants of a race -- Israel's spiritual climate -- Israel's tenth birthday -- The Israeli-Arab war, June 1967 -- Marc Chagall and the Jewish imagination -- The Jewish tragedy and the historian.…”

Table of Contents: “…Leonardo da Vinci -- Michelangelo Buonarroti -- Peter Bruegel -- Sofonisba Anguissola -- Rembrandt Van Rijn -- Katsushika Hokusai -- Mary Cassatt -- Vincent Van Gogh -- Käthe Kollwitz -- Henri Matisse -- Pablo Picasso -- Marc Chagall -- Marcel Duchamp -- Georgia O'Keeffe -- William H. …”

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Table of Contents: “…Avant-garde and kitsch -- The plight of culture -- The later Monet -- Renoir -- Cézanne -- Picasso at seventy-five -- Collage -- Georges Rouault -- Braque -- Marc Chagall -- Master Léger -- Jacques Lipchitz -- Kandinsky -- Soutine -- The school of Paris : 1946 -- Contribution to a symposium -- "Primitive" painting -- Abstract, representational, and so forth -- The new sculpture -- Partisan Review "Art chronicle" : 1952 -- The crisis of the easel picture -- Modernist sculpture, its pictorial past -- Wyndham Lewis against abstract art -- Byzantine parallels -- On the role of nature in modernist painting -- Thomas Eakins -- John Marin -- Winslow Homer -- Hans Hofmann -- Milton Avery -- David Smith -- "American-type" painting -- The late thirties in New York -- T.S. …”

Table of Contents: “…Marina Abramović -- Vito Acconci -- Josef Albers -- Carl Andre -- Alexander Archipenko -- Jean Arp -- Francis Bacon -- Matthew Barney -- Georg Baselitz -- William Baziotes -- Bernd and Hilla Becher -- Max Beckmann -- Joseph Beuys -- Ross Bleckner -- Pierre Bonnard -- Louise Bourgeois -- Constantin Brancusi -- Georges Braque -- Alberto Burri -- Alexander Calder -- Paul Cézanne -- Marc Chagall -- John Chamberlain -- Francesco Clemente -- Joseph Cornell -- Willem de Kooning -- Robert Delaunay -- Walter De Maria -- Jim Dine -- Stan Douglas -- Jean Dubuffet -- Marcel Duchamp -- Fischli/Weiss -- Dan Flavin -- Lucio Fontana -- Paul Gauguin -- Alberto Giacometti -- Gilbert and George -- Natalia Goncharova -- Felix Gonzalez-Torres -- Peter Halley -- Ann Hamilton -- Eva Hesse -- Hans Hofmann -- Jenny Holzer -- Rebecca Horn -- Roni Horn -- Vasily Kandinsky -- Mike Kelley -- Ellsworth Kelly -- Anselm Kiefer -- Ernst Ludwig Kirchner -- Paul Klee -- Yves Klein -- Franz Kline.…”

Table of Contents: “…Aldrin, Armstrong & Collins: the crew of Apollo XI -- Muhammad Ali -- Marian Anderson -- Joan Baez -- Pablo Casals -- Fidel Castro -- Marc Chagall -- H.R.H. Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales -- The Rt. …”

Table of Contents: “…Emidius -- Thomas Warrender, Still life -- Marcus Gheeraerts the Younger, Queen Elizabeth I -- Joan Miro, Woman and bird in the moonlight -- Jacob Savery II, The animals entering Noah's Ark -- Pierre Auguste Renoir, Umbrellas -- Marc Chagall, The bride and groom of the Eiffel Tower -- David Hockney, A bigger splash -- The Limbourg Brothers, March: peasants at work on a feudal estate -- Georges Seurat, Sunday afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte -- Wybrand de Geest, Portrait of a child.…”

Table of Contents: “…-- Stalin's birthday -- I dance in ʼDon Quixoteʼ -- I dance in Golovanov's opera -- Life on the road and the end of the Stalinist era -- My trip to India -- Persecution -- How I didn't go to London -- While the company was in London -- How I dressed -- What a person needs -- Shchedrin -- Life on Kutuzovsky Prospect -- I go to America -- Seventy-three days -- How we were paid -- Paris meetings -- Work with Yakobson -- Why I did not stay in the West -- Marc Chagall draws me -- November 20 -- How ʼCarmen Suiteʼ was born -- Work with Roland Petit and Maurice Bjart -- A lyrical digression -- My ballets -- My ballets (continued) -- I want justice -- Work in Italy -- Work in Spain -- Untitled -- Years of wandering -- Curfew.…”
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Table of Contents: “…; Crucifixion ; Seated nude ; Christ in profile -- Albert Marquet / Boulogne Harbor -- Jacques Villon / A game of Backgammon ; Renée viewed from three-quarters ; Yvonne D. from the side ; The laid table -- Maurice de Vlaminck / Martigues Harbor ; The oise at Sergy -- Raoul Dufy / Marseilles Harbor ; Boats -- Jean-Emile Laboureur / The shooting gallery -- Jean Frélaut / Winter night -- André Derain / Bunch of flowers in a vase -- Pablo Picasso / The frugal meal ; The blind minotaur ; Faun uncovering a woman ; Minotauromachy ; The dove ; Banderillas -- Georges Braque / Helios ; The gray teapot ; Leaves -- color -- light -- Maurice Utrillo / The Moulin de la Galette -- André Dunoyer de Segonzac / The swing ; Sidewalk cafe, Boulevaed Saint-Denis ; The Bay of Saint-Tropez ; Antiope ; The Georgics -- The grape harvest -- Marc Chagall / Grandfathers ; The raven and the fox ; Circus rider on a red horse -- Ossip Zadkine / The one-armed N.C.O. -- Max Ernst / Composition 1967 -- Marcel Gromaire / Man with spade -- Joan Miró / The melancholy traveler -- Edouard Goerg / The three graces -- André Masson / Sisyphus -- Salvador Dali / Place des Vosges -- Bernard Lorjou / Apollinaire's goat -- Alfred Manessier / Live flame -- Antoni Clavé / The knight hunting -- Michel Ciry / Jesus ; Every man in his night -- Mario Avati / Six running zebras ; Still life with artichokes -- Lars Bo / The nightingale's song -- Jacques Ramondot / Beef -- Bernard Buffet / The steeple of Sauzon -- Biographies.…”

Table of Contents: “…Scapegoats of decadence : "Resistancialism" and the French art world -- An uncanny "return to the soil" : Nestling in the free zone ; An art of exceptional circumstance emerges ; Survival networks in action -- Victims and survivors : Internments, arrests, and their better-known victims: Max Ernst, Walter Benjamin, Marc Chagall, and André Baton ; Left behind: Otto Freundlich, a victim of the Holocaust -- Picasso's war in occupied Paris : Picasso's gamble ; The war in Picasso's art ; Navigating through troubled waters ; Picasso and the resistance -- Epilogue : Collaboration, resistance, art, and artists : A costly "free" trip ; Pro-German sentiment in artists' ranks ; Manifestations of anti-German feeling among artists ; Conclusion : Art, prejudice, and persecution in France, 1940-44 -- Appendixes : 1. …”

Table of Contents: “…Natan Altman; Yurii Annenkov; David Burliuk; Vladimir Burliuk; Marc Chagall; Ilia Chashnik; Vasilii Ermilov; Vera Ermolaeva; Alexandra Exter; Pavel Filanov; Naum Gabo; Natalia Goncharova; Vasilii Kamensky; Vasilii Kandinsky; Ivan Kliun; Gustav Klucis; Petr Konchalovsky; Ivan Kudriashev; Mikhail Larionov; El Lissitzky; Kazimir Malevich; Pavel Mansurov; Mikhail Matiushin; Konstantin Medunetsky; Petr Miturich; Alexei Morgunov; Vera Nikolskaia; Liubov Popova; Ivan Puni; Alexandr Rodchenko; Olga Rozanova; Georgii Stenberg; Vladimir Stenberg; Varvara Stepanova; Nikolai Suetin; Vladimir Tatlin; Nadezhda Udaltsova; Alexandr Vesnin; K.A. …”