Marc Chagall: Tamar, Daughter-in-Law of Judah sculpture " She was considered one

" She was considered one of the lead female artists of the British Invasion

*Due to the nature of these pieces there may be some imperfections along the edges that would be concealed when framed

Dimensions: 37 x 27

Title: Picador

The art was taken from an original Lobby Card used to promote "Fast and Furry-ous" released in 1949 It comes numbered

Marc Chagall: Tamar, Daughter-in-Law of Judah sculpture " She was considered oneOriginal Marc Chagall Lithograph from Dessins pour la Bible Verve 37 38 This original color lithograph, Daughter in Law of Judah, is a masterwork from Marc Chagalls 1960 suite, Dessins pour la Bible (Drawings for The Bible), featured in the prestigious La Revue Verve (Vol. X, Nos. 3738). Published in Paris by the legendary Triade and printed by the world renowned Mourlot Frres studio, this piece represents a pinnacle of 20th century lithography.