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was born
in Vitebsk to a poor Jewish family of 10 children -
moved to St. Petersburg
became a student of Leon Bakst -
went to Paris
made friends with French poets and painters -
"I and the village"
Chagall's early Parisian work -
participated in the Art exhibitions at Parisian salons
it was his first one-man show in Gallery in Der Sturm in Berlin, Germany -
Period: to
World War I
lived in Belarus -
marriage
married Bella, and she gave birth to their daughter, Ida -
continues working
was made the Commissar of Fine Arts in Vitebsk -
founded the Academy of Arts in Vitebsk
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took his family to Paris
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made his journey to Palestine and Syria
it helped him to make illustrations for the Bible -
went to the USA
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his wife died
Bella was Chagall's beloved wife and model -
returned to France from the USA
he experimented with new art forms -
a museum of Marc Chagall works
was opened in Nice, France -
the exhibition in the Louvre
sixty-two of his paintings were exhibited -
Chagall died
he was ninety-seven