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Lithograph printed in colours, on Arches, wove paper, from the unsigned edition of 250 (there was a signed and numbered edition of 60) - Catalogue - Mourlot 316; SEE C.B. 46 - Printed by Mourlot - Published by Tériade, Paris Marc Chagall’s Chloé's Kiss (1961) is a lithograph from the artist’s renowned Daphnis and Chloë series, inspired by the ancient Greek romance by Longus. The artwork captures an ethereal moment between the two lovers, depicted floating in a dreamlike embrace under a moonlit sky. The scene is bathed in cool blues and greens, with lush trees, grazing sheep, and a soft, magical glow enhancing the atmosphere of love and serenity. Chagall’s fluid lines and rich color palette evoke a poetic and timeless quality, characteristic of his visionary style. This lithograph, printed in colors on Arches paper, was produced in an unsigned edition of 250, with an additional signed and numbered edition of 60. It was created in collaboration with master printer Fernand Mourlot, whose expertise helped bring Chagall’s lyrical compositions to life.
Chloë's Kiss, from Daphnis and Chloë, 1962
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Lithograph printed in colours, on Arches, wove paper, from the unsigned edition of 250 (there was a signed and numbered edition of 60) - Catalogue - Mourlot 316; SEE C.B. 46 - Printed by Mourlot - Published by Tériade, Paris Marc Chagall’s Chloé's Kiss (1961) is a lithograph from the artist’s renowned Daphnis and Chloë series, inspired by the ancient Greek romance by Longus. The artwork captures an ethereal moment between the two lovers, depicted floating in a dreamlike embrace under a moonlit sky. The scene is bathed in cool blues and greens, with lush trees, grazing sheep, and a soft, magical glow enhancing the atmosphere of love and serenity. Chagall’s fluid lines and rich color palette evoke a poetic and timeless quality, characteristic of his visionary style. This lithograph, printed in colors on Arches paper, was produced in an unsigned edition of 250, with an additional signed and numbered edition of 60. It was created in collaboration with master printer Fernand Mourlot, whose expertise helped bring Chagall’s lyrical compositions to life.
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