Chagall, Marc - 2 sheets, including: 1x "Moïse et son peuple" (Moses and his people), color lithograph; frontispiece from "The Biblical Message", Geneva 1973, printed by Mourlot in Paris; typographic acknowledgement on verso to the curator of the Marc Chagall Museum in Nice and to Chales Sorlier for their collaboration, Sorlier/Mourlot 689; 1x "Les amants econduits" (Rejected lovers) / "L'avare dupe" (The miser deceives); monochrome offset lithographs on Boccaccio's Decameron (printed on both sides); probably from "Contes de Boccace", Paris 1950; sheet edges minimally browned / small print mark top right; each unframed (sheet size approx. 32 x 24cm / 35.5 x 26.5cm)

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