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Chagall and the Bible
Tue, Jun 08
|Zoom Class
Participate LIVE in accessible, relevant, and empowering Jewish learning with Rabbi Miller.
Time & Location
Jun 08, 2021, 12:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Zoom Class
About
Chagall and the Bible
Guest Lecture by Jean Bloch Rosensaft, Director, Dr. Bernard Heller Museum, HUC-JIR/New York
Marc Chagall was profoundly inspired by the Bible throughout his career, producing biblical works in a broad array of mediums, including paintings, etchings, sculptures, mosaics, tapestries, stained-glass windows, ceramics, and stage set designs. Discober how mempries of his youth in Bitebsk, his 1931 visit to Palestine, the Russian Revolution, the Holocaust, his personal religiosity, and his admiration for the old masters informed his imagination to create uniquely modern visual interpretations of the core text of the Jewish people.
Discussion to follow.
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