“Study to ‘Exodus’,” created around 1966 in France by Marc Chagall, is a pencil sketch on paper, embodying elements of the Surrealism art movement. Measuring 14 x 11.4 cm, this artwork belongs to the genre of sketch and study.
The artwork features a rudimentary pencil sketch that conveys a sense of fluidity and motion inherent to Chagall’s style. The drawing presents abstract human forms and swirling, rhythmic lines. The figures are minimally detailed yet expressive, embodying a gestural quality that invites viewers to interpret the scene’s suggested narrative and emotional depth. The composition is sparse, highlighting the artist’s focus on the fundamental elements of shape and line, evoking a contemplative response.
