Marc Chagall Two Faces of Hope Lithograph

Marc Chagall Two Faces of Hope Lithograph. The signature is in the plate. Lithograph Approx. 16 x 26. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Marc Chagall Two Faces of Hope Lithograph. The signature is in the plate. Lithograph Approx. 16 x 26. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Marc Chagall Two Faces of Hope Lithograph after Marc Chagall. The signature is in the plate. Lithograph Approx. 16 x 26. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Marc Chagall Two Faces of Hope Lithograph. The signature is in the plate. Lithograph Approx. 16 x 26. Includes certificate of authenticity.

Marc Chagall (French/Russian 1887-1985), black and white lithograph depicting two human faces over a cityscape on the right, with a bouquet of flowers in a vase and an animal standing on its hind legs

Two framed paintings: 1) US 981/2000 [Frame: 43 x 32 inches], 2) US 1133/2000 [Frame: 43 x 32 inches]. In good condition.

Marc Chagall (Russian/French, 1887-1985), two offset lithograph in colors on paper, comprising 'Daphnis et Chloé' signed lower right in graphite; other other "Sacrifice of Nymphes" mounted. Unframe

Marc Chagall (Russian/French 1887-1985) Two Lithographs- The Blue Fish, The Ceiling of the Paris Opera - both Ex Roten Galleries Circa 1965, 19.5 x 16.5" as framed

MARC CHAGALL (1887-1985) Two-sheet lithograph in colors 12 1/2" x 18 3/4" Signed in ink lower right side

Chagall Lithographe [The Lithographs of Chagall]. Two first volumes from a series of six volumes, published by André Sauret. France, 1960-1963. French. Dedicated to Chagall, with reproductions of h

Marc Chagall (French, 1897-1985). A pair of lithographs to include "Green Violinist", pencil marked 86/200, and with signature printed in plate, and "The Angel" depicting an angel on a horse, unsigned

Marc Chagall, Russian and French, 1887 to 1985, a color lithograph print The Face of Israel, from the series Le Bible II, released in Verve Vol. 1, No. 37-38. Printed in Mourlot Freres, Paris; publish

ATTR MARC CHAGALL Signed Lithograph of Faces, signature to lower right reads ‘MARC CHAGALL’, Edition number to lower left reads ‘5/50’, verso reads ‘MARC CHAGALL GALLER

Lot of two framed Marc Chagall color lithographs. Includes "Mother and Centaur", 1957, Mourlot 195, matted under glass in gilt frame. Also includes "Kunsthalle Bern", 1959, published by Andre Sauret,

2 framed prints of Chagall's Reins, France Cathedral stained glass works. For each, the viewing space is approximately 34" x 10" in a 42" x 16" frame.

Heading: Author: Chagall, Marc Title: The Jerusalem Windows Place Published: New York; Monte Carlo Publisher:George Braziller; André Sauret Date Published: [1962] Description: 210

Marc Chagall, The Jerusalem Windows, to include two original lithographs, "Test", and "Note" by Jean Leymarie published by George Braziller in Association with Horizon Magazine 1962.

Chagall, Marc (Russian-French, 1877-1985) two seven color lithographs on woven paper printed by George Braziller, each measuring approximately 12 by 9 inches in gold frames measuring 22 by 19 inches.

CHAGALL MONUMENTAL WORKS; HOMAGE TO MARC CHAGALL, two hardbound books, each with a color lithograph, both published XXe Siecle, each 12 1/2 x 9 3/4". (2)

Marc Chagall (France/Russia: 1887 - 1985) two-sided book lithograph in colours on vellum paper titled "Le Printemps,1938". Printed by Mourlot, Paris. Signed in the plate to verso. Sheet: 9-3/4" W x 13

Marc Chagall - Derriere Le Miroir, No. 182, Two Original Lithographs, 1969. Two Original Lithographs: 1. Reverie, on double page (page 4-5) 38x56cm. 2. Le Peintre Devant le Village, Front cover, 38x28

THE BALLET, 1969, Jacques Lassaigne, hardbound book with a color lithograph (Mourlot 581), printed by Mourlot, published by Tudor Publishing NY, dust jacket and slipcase slightly worn; MONUMENTAL WORK

Marc Chagall (1887-1985) SELF-PORTRAIT; WOMAN JUGGLER (MOURLOT 288, 290) Two color lithographs, 1960, from The Lithographs of Chagall, framed. Sheets approximately 12 5/8 x 9 1/2 inches; 321 x 241 mm.

Four works: Drypoint etching, "Madame Sobakevitch" from The Dead Sea Scrolls, signed in plate (as issued) and numbered in pencil XXI/XXXIII Two lithographs in colors, "Jeremiah’s Lamentations (The P