MARC CHAGALL Acrobatics, 1963

This first edition lithograph titled Acrobatics comes from Chagall's Lithographs Volume II and is catalogued as Mourlot 401. Printed in 1963 by the prestigious Mourlot Frères atelier in Paris, this lithograph embodies the magic of Chagall’s whimsical universe. Known for working with the most celebrated modern artists, Mourlot ensured exceptional quality in bringing Chagall’s vision to life.

Though unsigned, Acrobatics is a vibrant representation of Chagall’s playful, dreamlike style, featuring dynamic figures that seem to defy gravity, evoking a sense of wonder and joy. The theme of performers, often depicted by Chagall, symbolizes creativity, spontaneity, and the merging of fantasy and reality—key elements in his work. The fluid motion and vivid colors create an enchanting composition that reflects Chagall’s poetic imagination.