J. D. Bidaud - D’après Marc Chagall — Le Violoniste vert

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J. D. Bidaud’s 1981 oil painting on canvas, made in France during 1980–1990, is an interpretation after Marc Chagall’s *Le Violoniste vert*.

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J. D. Bidaud — After Marc Chagall — The Green Violinist

Oil on canvas. France. Dating: 1981. Period: 1980–1989.
Unframed dimensions: 116 cm in height × 73 cm in width.
Signed J. D. Bidaud and dated 1981 at the bottom right; annotated on the back.

This large canvas reworks the composition of Marc Chagall’s The Green Violinist: a musician with a green face and a purple coat dominates the houses of a village. The blue clouds, the secondary figures and the animals compose a poetic universe. The reproduction is signed and dated 1981 by J. D. Bidaud.

The oil on canvas reproduces the major colored divisions of the model. Holes, losses of material and occasional alterations are documented; the work is offered as is.

Created by J. D. Bidaud in 1981, this large canvas reworks Marc Chagall’s The Green Violinist, painted in 1923–1924 and held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. Marc Chagall (1887–1985) created a poetic universe where memories of Vitebsk, music, animals and weightless figures mingle. The violinist, linked to village life and Jewish culture, is an emblematic motif. This Chagall-based interpretation reproduces the color contrasts and the imaginative richness in a particularly generous format.

Condition: A few holes and alterations in several places, with losses of material and surface marks. Sold as is; see close-ups.

Sold without frame.

J. D. Bidaud — After Marc Chagall — The Green Violinist

Oil on canvas. France. Dating: 1981. Period: 1980–1989.
Unframed dimensions: 116 cm in height × 73 cm in width.
Signed J. D. Bidaud and dated 1981 at the bottom right; annotated on the back.

This large canvas reworks the composition of Marc Chagall’s The Green Violinist: a musician with a green face and a purple coat dominates the houses of a village. The blue clouds, the secondary figures and the animals compose a poetic universe. The reproduction is signed and dated 1981 by J. D. Bidaud.

The oil on canvas reproduces the major colored divisions of the model. Holes, losses of material and occasional alterations are documented; the work is offered as is.

Created by J. D. Bidaud in 1981, this large canvas reworks Marc Chagall’s The Green Violinist, painted in 1923–1924 and held at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum in New York. Marc Chagall (1887–1985) created a poetic universe where memories of Vitebsk, music, animals and weightless figures mingle. The violinist, linked to village life and Jewish culture, is an emblematic motif. This Chagall-based interpretation reproduces the color contrasts and the imaginative richness in a particularly generous format.

Condition: A few holes and alterations in several places, with losses of material and surface marks. Sold as is; see close-ups.

Sold without frame.

Details

Sold with frame
No
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
J. D. Bidaud
Title of artwork
D’après Marc Chagall — Le Violoniste vert
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Year
1981
Condition
Needs restoration
Height
116 cm
Width
73 cm
Style
Modern
Period
1980-1990
FranceVerified
67
Objects sold
70%
Private

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