CLEAN : Unpublished works by Chagall presented in Paris before London auction

The video discusses the late works of artist Marc Chagall, focusing on pieces painted in the 1970s and 1980s, including one from 1984, just before his death. It highlights the recurring symbols in his art, such as the rooster and flying couple, which represent family, constancy, and self-reflection. The collection, showcased in Paris, includes works depicting his hometown, Vitebsk. The video also introduces Michelle, a Scottish specialist working on the collection.

What year was the artwork painted, and how old was the artist at that time?

What symbols are mentioned in relation to the artist's life and what do they represent?

What elements does the artist combine in his late works, and why are they important?

Describe the significance of the hometown Vitebsk in the artist's works.

How does the artist's use of symbols reflect his personal experiences?