List of artworks by Marc Chagall

This article lists notable artworks produced by Marc Chagall (Yiddish: מאַרק שאַגאַל‎; (7 July 1887 – 28 March 1985), a Russian-French painter who is associated with the modern movements after impressionism.

He produced artwork in a variety of mediums:

Bella with white collar, 1917

• Young Woman on a Sofa (Mariaska), 1907, (Private collection)
• The Wedding, 1910
• The Birth, 1910, Kunsthaus Zürich
• I and the Village, 1911, New York, Museum of Modern Art
• The Green Donkey (L'Ane vert), 1911, Tate Collection
• Adam and Eve, 1912
• Paris through the window, 1913, New York, Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum
• Self-Portrait with Seven Fingers, 1913, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
• The Violinist, 1911–1914, Düsseldorf, Germany, Kunstsammlung NRW
• The Birthday, 1915, New York, Museum of Modern Art
• The Poet Reclining, 1915, London, Tate Modern
• Bella with White Collar, 1917
• Houses at Vitebsk, 1917
• Cemetery Gates, 1917
• The Blue House, 1917–1920
• Two Clowns on Horseback, circa 1920
• The Tailor, 1922
• The Fall of the Angels, 1923–1947, Kunstmuseum Basel
• Green Violinist, 1923–1924, Guggenheim Museum
• The Vision (L'Apparition), 1924-5/circa 1937, Tate Collection
• The Cat Transformed Into A Woman (La Chatte métamorphosée en Femme), circa 1928-31/1947, Tate Collection
• Dream Village, 1929, San Antonio, TX, McNay Art Museum
• The Female Acrobat, 1930, Paris, Musée National d´Art Moderne
• Solitude, 1933, Tel Aviv Museum
• Bouquet with Flying Lovers (Bouquet aux amoureux volants), circa 1934–1947, Tate Collection
• The White Crucifixion 1938
• Midsummer Night's Dream, 1939
• The Red Rooster, 1940, Cincinnati Art Museum
• The Yellow Crucifixion 1943
• Madonna with sleighs, 1947, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
• The Firebird, designs for New York City Ballet (1949)
• La Mariée (The Bride), 1950 — featured in the 1999 film Notting Hill
• Lovers in the Red Sky, 1950
• The Dance and The Circus (La Dance et le cirque) 1950, Tate Collection
• The Blue Circus (Le Cirque bleu) 1950 Tate Collection
• Moses receiving the Tablets of the Law, 1950–1952
• The Green Night, 1952
• The Bastille, 1953
• Bridge over the Seine, 1954, Hamburger Kunsthalle
• Champ de mars, 1954–1955, Museum Folkwang, Essen
• The Crossing of the Red Sea, 1955
• "The Lovers of Vence (Les Amoureux de Vence)", 1957
• Commedia dell'arte, 1959 (Opern- und Schauspielhaus Frankfurt, Foyer)
• Self-portrait, 1959–1960
• Stained glass windows for the synagogue of the Hadassah Ein Kerem hospital in Jerusalem, 1960
• King David, 1961
• Ceiling of the Garnier Opera, 1964
• Exodus, 1952–1966
• Wall art for the Knesset in Jerusalem, 1966
• War, 1964–1966, Kunsthaus Zürich
• Mosaic murals in the lobby of the Metropolitan Opera, New York, 1966
• Stage settings for Die Zauberflöte, Metropolitan Opera, New York, 1967
• Biblical-themed windows, 1968, Metz Cathedral
• The Prophet Jeremiah, 1968
• Job, 1975
• Biblical Message, 17 Works (Nice, Musée National)
• America Windows, 1977, Art Institute of Chicago
• The Yellow Donkey, 1979
• Biblical-themed windows, 1974, Reims Cathedral
• Four Seasons, 1974, Chase Tower, Chicago, Illinois [1]
• Family, (1975–1976)
• Nine biblical-themed windows in luminous blue, 1978–1985, St. Stephan Church, Mainz, Germany
• The Great Parade, 1979–1980, Pierre Matisse Gallery, New York.
• The Jerusalem Windows
• Scene de Cirque, 1980