The Musée National Marc Chagall is home to the world's biggest collection of works by the painter. This superb setting was built at the instigation of André Malraux to house Chagall's donation to the French State, centring on the seventeen monumental works that form his Biblical Message cycle. Since then, the Museum has benefited from the permanent loan of many other masterpieces and has enriched its collection with new acquisitions made possible by the painter's heirs.
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