Bridge over the Seine

The painting depicts a colourful, expressive scene with many abstract elements. In the centre of the work is a figure in a red hooded cloak holding a child. The two appear to float above a stylized cityscape. The city has implied building contours and lighting effects. In the right foreground is the green outline of an animal resembling a rabbit or small deer. The sky and background are dark, while the main figure and animal are highlighted with light colors.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is dark and its shape is landscape.

Marc Chagall (Moishe Shagal) (1887-1985). Born in Belarus, but living in France and the USA. Shagal in Yiddish dialect variant of the surname Segal. His name is associated with various artistic directions ( cubism, fauvism Paris School). Chagall paintings often reflect his childhood in Vitebsk, full of colors - the artist looks at the world as if through stained glass. It is used frequently recurring motifs poloskrytými meanings: Rooster (fertility), cow (life milk), tree (symbol of life), violinist (a reference to his birthplace), crucifix, circus (harmony between man and animals), Eifel Tower (Freedom) , etc.