Musée National Marc Chagall, Nice

Features the largest public collection of Chagall's work, including Biblical paintings, stained glass, a garden, and a concert hall for an immersive experience.

The Musée National Marc Chagall in Nice was created in close collaboration with the artist and opened in 1973. It holds the largest public collection of his work, including the Biblical Message cycle, a series of large paintings inspired by the Old Testament. Stained glass, a garden and a concert hall extend the experience beyond the galleries. The museum gives a particularly thoughtful account of Chagall’s spiritual and artistic concerns.