Marc Chagall Serigraph 'Blue Violinist', Facsimile Signed, Numbered and Framed

The "Blue Violinist" serigraph by Marc Chagall ( Russian-French 1887–1985) was a is a vibrant serigraph presented on deckle-edged paper, adding a tactile sense of refinement to the print. The composition captures Chagall’s iconic surrealist style, blending dreamlike elements with rich, expressive colors. The central figure, a violinist seated in a relaxed, floating position, holds his instrument tenderly, embodying both whimsy and introspective tranquility. Above his shoulder perches a small bird, adding a delicate touch that symbolizes freedom or peace. In the background, a large, expressive burst of red and the faint outline of village rooftops, memories of his previous Eastern European village life, under a full moon evoke Chagall’s affinity for the folkloric and the spiritual. This serigraph is part of a limited edition, numbered 238 out of 500, and features a facsimile signature, maintaining the essence of Chagall’s hand while preserving the piece's authenticity as a serigraph rep