MARC CHAGALL - handsigned Original lithograph "the white clown" (Mourlot 411 - 1964) - handsigned and dedicated in pencil

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Marc Chagall

Original lithograph.
Printed in Paris, June 1964
Publisher: Maeght Publisher, Paris
Printer: Mourlot, Paris for the lithographer


Reference: Cramer 59, Mourlot 411
Catalog Raisonné: “Marc Chagall: Catalog Raisonné des Livres Illustrés” 1995, No. 59


ORIGINAL LITHOGRAPH BY MARC CHAGALL 1964


Original lithograph "" (Mourlot 411) - the white clown
handsigned and dedicated by Marc Chagall in pencil - this is not a printed signature
beautifull fresh colors, very good condition.

This is not a reprint or a later edition, etc.; it is a lithograph by Marc Chagall, printed in Paris by Mourlot under his direction. This original lithograph is listed in the catalog raisonné with an illustration.

perfect condition - not framed 28 cm x 38 cm
unframed

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several beautifull original and handsigned Chagall lithographs from Mourlot in my portfolio

This is N O T a mass-produced photomechanical reprint but the original lithograph from the year 1963, exactly as referenced in Mourlot's catalog raisonné.

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Marc Chagall (1887–1985) was a Russian-French artist known for his dreamlike, poetic imagery that blends folklore, religion, and modernist styles. His lithographs are especially celebrated for their vibrant colors and lyrical themes, often depicting lovers, animals, and scenes from his childhood or Jewish tradition. Through lithography, Chagall was able to combine fluid lines with luminous tones, making his prints both intimate and fantastical.

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