Marc Chagall - The Woman and the Roses, 1929

      The painting is a dreamlike composition that blends romance, fantasy, and vivid colour. Dominated by a serene female figure surrounded by blooming roses, the painting evokes a sense of poetic love and spiritual grace. The woman, rendered with Chagall’s signature ethereal style, floats in an ambiguous space, suggesting transcendence. Rich reds, blues, and greens create an emotional atmosphere, while delicate, surreal details—such as floating flowers and abstract forms—enhance the mystical tone. The moon seems alone and man in the row boat.