I am a huge Marc Chagall fan, so this was one of my favorite places in Nice. Even if you're not familiar with his work, a visit here will make you a lifetime Chagall fan.
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This small museum packs a powerful punch with the largest collection of Marc Chagall art in the world. Honestly although I adore looking at those huge works of Chagall in Lincoln Center, I didn't espe...
Nice museum. ALL Chagall - which is interesting, but quite single-focused. The pieces I liked best were the outdoor mosaic and the details in the Garden of Eden. Stained glass in the auditorium was...
Very few paintings, finished tour in about 20 mins. €10 entrance fee is a rip off. Staff were over bearing. Not a relaxing afternoon. Don’t waste your money or time here.
This fairly small museum devoted to Chagall was undergoing restoration because of rainwater damage. A number of Chagall works were showing. We also listened to a concert in the auditorium of the museu...
The Chagall Museum is located in a wealthy area on a hill in Nice. The modern single-storey building is set in a quiet garden with white walls, green trees and cool flowers on a sunny summer day. Create a cool feeling, and there is plenty of light in the room. Architect Andr Hermant worked with Auguste Perret and Le Corbusier. The form of the museum reflects strong functionalism, but there is no lack of beauty in simplicity.
Mark. Chagall's work is full of colors, you can see a lot of blue and red in his museum. Chagall himself participated in the design of the museum, installed a huge mosaic in the museum, designed the stained glass in the concert hall, confirmed the arrangement of the garden, and selected each painting in the museum - the main works are The first two chapters of the Bible, Genesis and Exodus, and Song of Solomon. Chagall hopes that his most important works on the Bible are in the same place, so the museum is there.
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Picasso once said, "After the death of Matisse, Chagall became the only person in the world who really knows the color." The Chagall Museum is located in the beautiful town of Nice in the south of France, the English name National Marc Chagall Museum.
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This national museum is devoted to Marc Chagall's religious, mystical and spiritual art. The museum was created when Chagall was still alive, after he gave the state his series of 17 paintings illustrating the biblical message - paintings inspired by Jewish folklore and painted on vast canvasses. Chagall himself donated his preparatory sketches, and the museum's collection has grown steadily since then. The artist provided detailed instructions about the gardens surrounding the museum, and created a mosaic that overlooks the pond and the stained glasses that decorate the concert hall. A small bookshop at the entrance sells books about Chagall and prints of his work.
I am a huge Marc Chagall fan, so this was one of my favorite places in Nice. Even if you're not familiar with his work, a visit here will make you a lifetime Chagall fan.
On Cimiez hill in Nice, nice garden, nice little restaurant outside and amazing Chagall paintings
The Musee March Chagall was purpose built for Chagall's work and done in consultation with the artist. The space is beautiful to wander around and appreciate the diverse works of the artist. Outside there is also a pleasant little cafe.
If you're in Nice, France, don't miss the Musee Marc Chagall. Focus is on Chagall's large biblical paintings but you will also be charmed by his painted glass and garden wall art. If you're young I suggest you walk to experience the interesting and beautiful Nice neighborhoods that line the winding road up to the musee. Plan to spend at least 2 - 3 hours enjoying yourself. I suggest you bring your own lunch and eat in the musee garden. Also, don't miss the neighboring Musee Matisse were you will be surprised to find paper cut-out compositions and even Roman ruins...
Chagall will dazzle you with is spiritually inspired color and movement!