Trying to find out about this Chagall print

Seek out aCatalogue Raisonne of his color works in oil. Most of Chagalls really well known prints are his colored lithos and aquatints incorporating blues and yellows
I dont see any indication that it "signed by hand" so Id say this is more or less a POSTER of a Marc Chagall oil.
Isnt there a printers number on it or a source of the catalogue??
You should learn to search out the clues given you from the work

PS, good, clean color lithos and etchings (aquatints) BY CHAGALL go for 15 to 30 K (numbered and signed originals.
Most of the posters had nothing to do with his personal attention like his line prints and crayon lithos.

Ive got a color etching of one of his thousands of versions of "I Villages" (Thats a big series of works in which he celebrates his Russian hildhood by reproducing farm animals (usually a sheeps head) along with his face and the villageall distributed in the background.

Outside of his stained glass windows these are his most recognizeable.
I bought mine while Chagall was still alive and I was just beginning a career. I recall it cost a lot then but weve kept it in a room away from direct light.
Your color poster will fade because the ink technology hasnt really kept up with itself. The best way to keep a color print or a poster, is to use UV stable glass . I wouldnt display it like a watercolor or a painting, Id treat it like any other print, keep it from fading.

I see many Chagalls and Picassos (posters)at yard sales for anywhere from 5 to 20 bucks

Nothing more than it sure looks like a nicely framed poster to me that I'd find a place for and that I'd expect to pay less than $50 for as it is.

If I knew more about who published it, when, why, how many: I might have to expect to pay more. An art mounting would raise its value: paying a $100 to do that might raise its value by $150.

Can you find any printing on the poster?

There was nothing on the print under the matting. I expected the name to be on the bottom or maybe the sides but no dice. But thank you for the idea.

Its not a poster the glare in the photo is from the glass, it is a print. I will look for pics of his "I Villages" prints it would be awesome to know what series its from, thank you

if it doesnt have an original signature (t lleast) its still a poster. It looks like a color multilith of an oil painting. Most of those prints were churned out in the bazillions and , since the artist probably didnt have anything to do with its production(There should be a date on it and if its after 1983, Chagall was dead)

Look for some copywright notes or nymbers and the printers seal. "print" to be worth something , has to have an assoociation with the original artist (Chagall). There are tons of Picasso lithographs without Picassos original (PENCIL) sig. If Chagall signed it "In the stone" its still a poster.
We know that it was "printed", but its probably NOT a limited edition print with association to the artist (His signature means, at least, that he approved the print.

Found it its L Ete thank you for the lead!