Art
"God Turns Moses' Staff into a Serpent" original print by Marc Chagall
- Item Number
- 62
- Estimated Value
- 5250 USD
- Sold
- 400 USD to gl7f3164b
- Number of Bids
- 9 - Bid History
Item Description
In 1966, Leon Arniel published The Story of the Exodus, a portfolio containing twenty-four large color lithographs (M. 444 467), twenty-three of which were printed on paper measuring 503x370mm and one double-size plate with a centerfold. The edition consisted of 285 signed portfolios, 250 on Velin d'Arches numbered from 1 to 250, 20 on Japanese paper containing a signed impression of the frontispiece, and fifteen copies reserved for the artist and the others involved in the project. Aside from the 20 signed impressions of the frontispiece on Japan, none of the individual impressions were signed. God Turns Moses' Staff into a Serpent (M. 448). Original color lithograph, 1966. 250 impressions on Arches paper for the deluxe portfolio, The Story of Exodus. This is an impression on Arches. There are no signed impressions of this work. Image size: 505x370mm. 5250
Appraised by Andrew D. Weiner, PhD. Director, Spaightwood Galleries, Inc.
The print is unmatted and unframed.
[This print is part of a collection of prints from a gallery in New York that was going out of business. The gallery owner’s son donated these prints to Congregation Ahavath Shalom (CAS).
While this print was evaluated as an original Chagall by a gallery that specializes in such prints, CAS makes no warranties or representation of any kind or nature with respect to the authenticity of this print. All works of art are being auctioned and sold by CAS on an “as is” basis.]
Item Special Note
The winning bidder is responsible for picking up this item in Great Barrington, MA or for shipping costs. The actual shipping cost will be added to the winning bid amount.
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