This lithograph, titled Untitled (Flying fish), was created in 1966. The artwork features a central figure of a woman flanked by two fish, with one positioned to the left and the other to the right. Scattered throughout the scene are several birds; some are located near the woman, while others appear further away, including birds near the top-left corner, one in the middle of the image, and others toward the bottom-right side.
The piece is a lithograph on paper. The print consists of black ink on a white mat, which is presented with an ornate green border. This specific work was produced in Mourlout, France.
The recommended print size for "Untitled (Flying fish)" by Marc Chagall is small.
A reproduction of "Untitled (Flying fish)" by Marc Chagall is recommended for accent. This suggestion follows from the work's subject, mood and colors.
"Untitled (Flying fish)" by Marc Chagall is recorded with a clear color presence saturation.
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