Chagall returned to Russia in 1914, and at first welcomed the Russian Revolution of 1917. Disagreements with the suprematist Kasimir Malevich, however, resulted in Chagall's departure for Moscow, where he designed sets for the Karmerny State Jewish Theater. H is return to Paris in 1923 inaugurated a second career, not only as a painter with a rich, poetic sense of fantasy and color, but also as a graphic artist of distinction. At the age of 90 Chagall became the first living artist to be exhibited at the Louvre. A Chagall museum is located in Nice, France.
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Some works are considered to be in the public domain, based on current U.S. and international copyright acts. For more information on copyright laws, please refer to the Artists Rights Society and Benedict O'Mahoney's The Copyright Web Site . Take a close-up view of this Chagall masterpiece in the permanent collection at Norton Museum of Art, West Palm Beach, Florida. Chagall for Children At the Kohl Children's Museum in Wilmette, Illinois, an interactive exhibit allows children to construct their own Chagall stained glass and make discoveries about light, color, and reflection. CGFA - Virtual Art Museum Carol L. Gerten maintains an impressive image library of meticulously scanned works from hundreds of renowned artists, including this collection featuring 15 of Chagall's paintings.