Name, for 10 points, this 1911 work combining French surrealist technique with Yiddish folk themes by Marc Chagall.
The uppermost image in this painting is the cross which adorns the church at the top. A small red hat adorns the green man on the right of this canvas. The grape-bunch-like tree in the central-bottom part of the painting is a symbol of life, and the farmer and cow looking at each other in the foreground represent the give and take of agricultural life. In the distance, a man with a hoe walks along a road along with an upside down woman fiddling. Name, for 10 points, this 1911 work combining French surrealist technique with Yiddish folk themes by Marc Chagall.
The uppermost image in this painting is the cross which adorns the church at the top.
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