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Marc Chagall
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Disrobing her with his own hand, the King looked upon her body and saw it as if it were a silver ingot...: plate 4, from Four Tales from the Arabian Nights (M. 39, see C. bks 18), 1948

Lithograph in colors, on Utopian laid paper, with full margins.

14 3/5 × 11 2/5 in | 37.1 × 28.9 cm

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Disrobing her with his own hand, the King looked upon her body and saw it as if it were a silver ingot...: plate 4, from Four Tales from the Arabian Nights (M. 39, see C. bks 18), 1948