The artist’s graffiti is located between Suvorov Street, which is one of the oldest streets in Vitebsk, and the Marc Chagall Art Center. His collection includes illustrations for Gogol’s poem "Dead Souls", a series of biblical lithographs, lithographs "12 tribes of Israel" and other works in genre of lithography and etching (about 300 collectibles). Many were donated to the museum, including by the artist’s closest relatives. It is interesting that a two-storey building made of red brick is depicted in the painting "Above the City", which was the impetus for placing a museum in honor of the artist within its walls.

Chagall plays the violin with a tassel bow, the violin soundboard is the Eiffel Tower, and the violin itself is his hometown of Vitebsk. "Vitebsk melody on a French violin" - this is the name of the monument to sculptor Valery Moguchy in the courtyard of the house-museum of Marc Chagall.

Kate Rothko Prizel - the daughter of the famous master of color field painting Mark Rothko - visited the House-Museum of Marc Chagall on the eve of the artist’s birthday in 2019 and laid flowers at the monument "Vitebsk Melody on a French Violin", sculptor Valery Moguchy

In Vitebsk, in the Frunze Park near the fountain, dance and music parties are held for people of the "golden" age.

Klezmer concert in the garden near the House-Museum of Marc Chagall in Vitebsk. For the first time Belarus takes part in the Festival of European Days of Jewish Culture.

The arrival in Vitebsk at the end of 1986 of the poet Andrei Voznesensky and his recital opened the eyes of Mark Zakharovich’s fellow countrymen - they started talking about Chagall in Belarus after several decades of oblivion and non-recognition. "Chagall wrote poetry until the end of his life, sometimes illustrated them with his own drawings. He was not a great poet in words, but he was, like Kandinsky, a great poet in painting," - David Simanovich.

One of the first important exhibition projects at the “Slavianski Bazaar in Vitebsk” was the presentation of two original paintings by Marc Chagall, brought from Pskov. The exhibition was opened on July 12, 2016 at the Art Museum.
The residents of Pskov brought two early works from the so-called Vitebsk cycle - art critics value it most of all, and the paintings of this period are the most expensive. This also applies to the graphic work "Black Lovers", dated 1914-1915, and the famous painting (in an unusual technique - oil on paper on cardboard) "Bathing a Child", written in 1916. Both were in Belarus for the first time. The frames for the two paintings in the exhibition hall were photographs of the artist’s family published in the publication “Marc Chagall. "Hello, Motherland!"

Vitebsk, the Assumption Cathedral, a boat trip on the Western Dvina River. "Marc Chagall aroused interest in himself, but he seemed to be a "difficult author", a "mysterious artist" who "passes by us in almost unapproachable solitude. It is passing by: not knowing where he came from, we hardly guess where he is going."

Klezmer concert in the garden near the House-Museum of Marc Chagall in Vitebsk. For the first time Belarus takes part in the Festival of European Days of Jewish Culture.

Andrei Voznesensky: “Chagall’s poems are the same graphics of his, where Vitebsk residents and goats fly. The poems are modest and realistic in technique. The only avant-garde art the master allows himself is to remove punctuation marks, but this again just so that words can fly more freely ... Painting precious in color, nostalgic poetry, and airy graphics are united by one thing - Chagall’s Poetry ”.

Klezmer concert in the garden near the House-Museum of Marc Chagall in Vitebsk. For the first time Belarus takes part in the Festival of European Days of Jewish Culture. Two revolutions, two wars, poverty and wealth, frequent travel - Bella Rosenfeld, the faithful Muse and wife of Marc Chagall, was with him for almost 30 years. His Angel, a symbol of love in all his paintings, gentle, intelligent, beautiful Bella understood Chagall like no other, and accepted him as he was.

In 1977, Marc Chagall was awarded the highest award of France - the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor, an exhibition of the artist’s works was opened in the Louvre, timed to coincide with the 90th anniversary of Chagall, and contrary to all the rules, the works of a still living author were exhibited in the Louvre! "Vitebsk melody on a French violin" - this is the name of the monument to sculptor Valery Moguchy in the courtyard of the house-museum of Marc Chagall! The flight of the master continues!

"Life is an obvious miracle." - Mark Shagal

The artist carried an amazing and tender love for Vitebsk throughout his long life. Marc Chagall was very fond of meeting visitors from the USSR, he was interested in catching any news coming from his homeland, and still hoped to visit there. The Belarusian theater "Lyalka" opens the new season with a visual performance "Exodus" dedicated to Marc Chagall.

House-Museum of Marc Chagall in Vitebsk

The Museum of the History of the Vitebsk People’s Art School, founded by Marc Chagall, where Kazimir Malevich, Yudel Pen, El Lissitzky taught, UNOVIS was born here. The museum is located in a mansion where the Vitebsk People’s Art School, founded by Marc Chagall, worked in 1918-1923. The building is a historical and cultural monument of architecture of the early twentieth century.

At the beginning of the 20th century, on the site where the summer amphitheater is now located, Larry’s circus, depicted in the painting “Circus. Etude." Yudel Pen - the first teacher of Marc Chagall. Yudel Peng studied at the Imperial Academy of Arts in St. Petersburg on the course of the famous Russian painter and teacher Pavel Chistyakov. At the same time, Valentin Serov, Mikhail Vrubel, Ilya Repin, the future brightest stars of Russian painting, studied at the Academy. “It is curious that Yudel Peng never sold his creative works, keeping them in his collection. And when one of his relatives asked him why he did not offer his paintings for sale, which could improve his financial situation, Peng, after thinking a little, replied: "Baby, I do not sell my inspiration."