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Influenced by a childhood spent in rural surroundings, Chagall’s ‘I and the Village’ is a ­­­_____ representation of goats, pastures, a farmer, a _____, and simplistic images of houses, some of them upside-down. The whole could be viewed as a _____ _____ in a child’s imagination. Clearly exhibiting aspects of Cubism, the components are _____ put together to produce an abstract arrangement. 

The colours are _____ and a stark contrast exists between the red, the green and the blue. It is a painting that provides many viewpoints and perspectives. The painting is full of _____ and symbolism. In the foreground of the painting, a green-faced man, wearing a cross around his neck, a cap on his head, and holding a glowing tree, stares directly across at the head of a goat. In the background, a row of houses, an Orthodox _____, and a man dressed in black hurries past an upside-down woman playing what looks like a violin.

The geometric shapes and symbols _____ the viewer’s attention. The small and large circles have been said to represent 3 spatial phenomena: the sun’s revolution in orbit, the earth’s revolution around the sun, and the moon’s revolution around the earth.

‘I and the Village’ _____ the relations between human beings and the natural world surrounding them. It is a clear display of the _____ between humans, animals and plants.

2)      The picture could be viewed as a jigsaw puzzle in a violinist’s imagination.

3)      It is a painting that provides many viewpoints and perspectives.

4)      In the foreground of the painting, a green-faced man stares directly across at the head of a goat.

5)      In the background, a row of houses, an Orthodox church and a man dressed in white hurries past an upside-down woman playing what looks like a violin.

6)      The geometric shapes and symbols catch the viewer’s attention.

7)      The small and large circles have been said to represent 4 spatial phenomena.

8)      ‘I and the Village’ is a clear display of the relationship between humans, animals and plants.