How are you?
I launched
my new online lecture on “CLASSU”
yesterday.
The
lecture that opened this time is the second lecture of Season 2 of “The Great and Immortal Painters’ Stories,” featuring
the selected artist, “Marc Chagall”.
Marc Chagall is
a painter who expressed blue exceptionally well among all colors and is known
as the “magician of colors”. He
was born on July 6, 1887 in Lyozna, Russian Empire (present Belarus) and died
on March 28, 1985 in Saint-Paul-de-Vence, France. Chagall’s areas of activity included
painting and stained glass, and his art movements belonged to cubism,
surrealism, and expressionism.
In
this lecture, I introduce Chagall’s life, works, a film featuring Chagall, and selected
music for appreciating Chagall’s works. Students will also appreciate a total
of 150 works by Chagall.
The
following is the detailed lecture content.
Title:
The Great and Immortal Painters’ Stories, “Marc Chagall”
Preview (00:02:28)
Brief
introduction to the lecture content and Chagall's profile
Lecture 1 (00:29:57)
Introduction
to the lecture content; Chagall's profile; Chagall's life/activity by year from
birth to death; and Chagall's representative works by year
Lecture 2 (00:05:52)
Introduction
to a film featuring Chagall; selected music for appreciating Chagall's works
Lecture 3 (00:20:31)
Appreciation
of Chagall's works (80 points)
Lecture 4 (00:18:01)
Appreciation
of Chagall's works (70 points)
You
can access more detailed information by the link below.
You
can also view my other previously opened lectures at the links below.
Henri Matisse
“The Great and Immortal Painters’ Stories” Season 1
Interesting Art Stories
Thank you.
