MARC CHAGALL Good Morning Paris, 1972

Good Morning Paris (1972) showcases Marc Chagall’s lyrical vision of the French capital, rendered in deep, atmospheric blues and warm reds. At center, the Eiffel Tower rises like a dream monument, accompanied by a proud rooster heralding the dawn beneath a crescent moon—classic symbols woven into Chagall’s poetic visual language.

This poster is a Charles Sorlier interpretation of Chagall’s 1939 composition, printed by Mourlot, Paris, for the artist’s 1972 exhibition at the Mücsarnok Museum in Budapest. It is catalogued as Sorlier #132 in Chagall’s Posters – A Catalogue Raisonné (1975).

A vibrant and historically significant edition, it reflects both Chagall’s enduring attachment to Paris and the masterful collaboration between the artist, Sorlier, and the Mourlot atelier.