Albertina Museum Vienna - Episode 5: South of France with Chagall

“Sleeping Woman with Flowers” is a painting by the renowned artist Marc Chagall, created in 1972. The painting depicts a woman in a dreamlike state, peacefully sleeping. Bright, bold colors dominate the canvas, contributing to the dreamy atmosphere of the village Saint-Paul de Vence in the South of France.
Chagall often infused his works with personal and symbolic elements. The sleeping woman could represent tranquility, while the flowers might symbolise love, nature, or the artist’s connection to his Russian-Jewish heritage.

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I love this!! South of France pour toujours

[@ViennaVali]

So interesting 🔥 love the albertina and this piece in particular!