A line connects the eyes of the two largest figures in this painting, one of whom feeds a flower to the other.
One figure in this painting wears a hat with red and white triangles and a necklace of beads with a cross. A face can be seen in front of a church at the top of this painting. A line connects the eyes of the two largest figures in this painting, one of whom feeds a flower to the other. Other figures in this work include a woman milking a goat and a man with a scythe next to a woman who, like two of the houses in this painting, is upside-down. The two largest figures in this work are a green man and a goat that loom over much of the canvass, which may depict the town of Vitebsk, Belarus. For 10 points, name this painting by Marc Chagall.
One figure in this painting wears a hat with red and white triangles and a necklace of beads with a cross.
{I and the Village}