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A Chagall Etching Held by French Customs for Two Decades Heads to Public Display

via Smithsonian Magazine·6h ago

A Marc Chagall etching seized at the French border and held by customs for twenty years is finally headed for public exhibition. The work shows an acrobat perched on a violin, drawing on the motifs that defined the Russian artist's imagination.

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