House of Marc Chagall

The House of Marc Chagall is a biographical museum housed in the brick residence where the artist grew up in Vitsebsk, with exhibition spaces displaying works and objects connected to his early life. The rooms are arranged to give visitors a sense of the domestic environment during his childhood and youth.

Chagall's father built the house in the early 1900s, and it remained his family home throughout his childhood years. The building was converted into a museum in the 1990s to preserve his connection to Vitsebsk.

The building reflects how Marc Chagall grew up in Vitsebsk and shaped the city's connection to the international art world. Visitors can sense his presence through the spaces where he spent his formative years.

The museum is compact and can be explored comfortably in about ninety minutes without rushing. Arriving earlier in the day gives you better conditions for viewing the artworks and personal objects on display.

The building contains a specialized research library with thousands of volumes focused on art history and Chagall's artistic practice, attracting scholars from around the world. This collection gives the museum a scholarly dimension beyond what typical biographical sites offer.