Marc Chagall - À Mlle Timmerman, Drawing (Ink/Pen/Pencil), 1959

Marc Chagall

À Mlle Timmerman

1959
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Drawing, Unique Work
Ink/Pen/Pencil, Paper
16 x 21 cm
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Hand Signed, Certificate issued by gallery
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The artwork is available for acquisition

Artwork
«À Mlle Timmerman»
in Interior

Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in light living room
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in large empty light living room
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in dark living room
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in dark living room
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in light bedroom
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in dark bedroom
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman on warm wall
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman on light wall
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman on dark wall
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman on dark wall
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in warm interior next to a lady
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in dark interior next to a lady
Drawing À Mlle Timmerman in light interior next to a lady

Vaisilisa, art-curator

— This rare dedication reveals the artist’s deeply human side — his warmth, generosity, and constant intertwining of art and life. On a printed exhibition page, the flowing black inscription unfolds in the rhythm of his handwriting, while a tender face, drawn in red watercolor, blooms from the corner like a living echo of his words. The female profile, adorned with floral motifs, turns a casual autograph into a poetic dialogue between artist and recipient.

Beyond its intimacy, this work embodies Chagall’s philosophy of creation. To him, art was inseparable from human connection — from gestures of kindness, humor, and love. Even in a brief dedication, he manages to fuse word, color, and line into a unified harmony. The simplicity of the act — writing, sketching, offering — becomes a metaphor for his entire artistic vision: that beauty exists wherever the human heart seeks to express affection. In this personal inscription, we glimpse the essence of Chagall’s world — a place where art is not distant or solemn, but alive, luminous, and shared.

Marc Chagall

Marc Chagall is best known for his dreamlike, poetic imagery that fuses fantasy, memory, and symbolism. His work often features floating figures, animals, lovers, musicians, and scenes from village life, rendered in luminous color and fluid composition.

Artist Marc Chagall

Marc Chagall,
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