MARC CHAGALL Les Deux Rives, 1981

This page from Derrière le Miroir No. 246, published by Maeght in 1981, showcases two captivating images by Marc Chagall. On the recto, an enchanting scene unfolds, depicting a couple floating gracefully above the city of Paris, with the Eiffel Tower rising in the background. On the opposite bank of the Seine, Chagall whimsically portrays himself as a horse, holding a vibrant bouquet of flowers—a signature blend of surrealism and romance. On the verso, the artwork "Les Clowns Musiciens" presents a lively group of musicians, continuing Chagall’s exploration of joyous, dreamlike imagery. Together, these works beautifully encapsulate Chagall’s ability to merge fantasy and reality with his iconic, poetic style.