Bouquets of flowers made their first appearance in Chagall’s life around 1909, when he met his future wife, Bella. “It was Bella who brought me the first flower...”
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In his work, the painter represented flowers as he found them, often already grouped and arranged in a vase. They are not flowers as seen in their natural environment; they have been gathered and brought to his home and studio. He admired them, absorbed them, and then painted them, as though incarnating his imagination and inner world.
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Les Bouquets de Fleurs features a collection of Marc Chagall’s floral works on a variety of beautiful porcelain pieces. They are bright, bold, painterly, and perfect on any table.
