1971 Chagall at the “Met” by Emily Genauer
A beautifully illustrated vintage art book documenting Marc Chagall’s extraordinary artistic contributions to the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center in New York.
Published in 1971, this volume explores Chagall’s monumental murals, The Triumph of Music and The Sources of Music, created for the opera house’s grand foyer, as well as his imaginative stage sets and costume designs for Mozart’s The Magic Flute.
Written by Pulitzer Prize-winning art critic Emily Genauer, with an introduction by Sir Rudolf Bing, the book offers an engaging look at Chagall’s creative process, from preliminary sketches and working drawings to the completed murals and theatrical designs.
Featuring 52 full-page color reproductions, including details of the monumental murals, stage designs, and costumes, this is a fascinating volume devoted to a distinctive chapter in Chagall’s artistic career.
An appealing addition to a collection of vintage art books, particularly for admirers of Marc Chagall, modern art, and theatrical design.
Details:
* 149 pages
* 52 full-page color reproductions
* Hardcover
* English language
* Dimensions: 10.5 × 14 × 1 inches
* Weight: Approximately 5 lbs
* Condition: Very good vintage condition. Please see photos for details.
