1887-1985

Presents an introduction to the life and career of artist Marc Chagall, born in Russia in 1887, and features color reproductions and descriptions of forty-eight of his most significant paintings.

Presents fourteen paintings created by Russian-French Jewish artist Marc Chagall, accompanied by the poetry of various notable children's writers.

An introduction to the life and work of twentieth-century Russian artist Marc Chagall, discussing his cultural and historical importance, and including a chronology and over one hundred color illustrations with explanatory captions.

Presents a look at the life and art of Marc Chagall, in simple, first-person, text with illustrations. Adapted from the book "My Life" by Marc Chagall.

Former child prodigy Benjamin Ziskind, pushed by his twin sister Sara into attending a singles' cocktail hour at a Jewish art museum, steals a Marc Chagall painting that once hung in his home, and begins investigating the provenance of the work in an effort to learn how it came to the museum, while urging Sara, an artist, to create a forgery to take its place.

Marc, an imaginative Russian boy, discovers his talent for drawing and, with the encouragement of a friend and an art teacher, decides to become an artist. Based loosely on the childhood of Marc Chagall.

While making house calls with her frontier-doctor father, Cora Frear finds herself in a dangerous situation when she and her father are surrounded by a prairie fire raging out of control.