Name or description of person is acceptable. This person wrote a memoir illustrated with 26 pen-and-ink drawings that was published posthumously as Burning Lights. A black-suited man holds a bird in one hand and this person's hand in the other in the painting The Promenade. A first encounter with this non-Alma Mahler person is described with the line "Her silence is mine, her eyes mine" in the autobiography My Life. A painting featuring this person was inspired by her surprise visit to the artist's studio with a bouquet of flowers. In another painting, the artist can be seen playing with his daughter in a green forest, while this woman towers above the horizon. That artist painted himself contorting his (*) neck to kiss this woman in The Birthday, painted himself and her floating in the sky in Over the Town, and did a portrait of her "wit
Name or description of person is acceptable. This person wrote a memoir illustrated with 26 pen-and-ink drawings that was published posthumously as Burning Lights. A black-suited man holds a bird in one hand and this person's hand in the other in the painting The Promenade. A first encounter with this non-Alma Mahler person is described with the line "Her silence is mine, her eyes mine" in the autobiography My Life. A painting featuring this person was inspired by her surprise visit to the artist's studio with a bouquet of flowers. In another painting, the artist can be seen playing with his daughter in a green forest, while this woman towers above the horizon. That artist painted himself contorting his (*) neck to kiss this woman in The Birthday, painted himself and her floating in the sky in Over the Town, and did a portrait of her "with White Collar." This woman met an artist in Vitebsk two years before he painted The Green Violinist in Paris. For 10 points, name this woman, or describe her relationship to the artist of I and the Village.
Name or description of person is acceptable. This person wrote a memoir illustrated with 26 pen-and-ink drawings that was published posthumously as Burning Lights.
Bella Rosenfeld [or Bella Chagall; or Marc Chagall's wife, fiancÃ©, partner, lover, etc.; prompt on Chagall or Chagall's model]