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[Virtual tour] Like so many European Modern artists, Marc Chagall found refuge from the Nazis in New York during WWII and during this time had quite an impact on our cultural life. While his paintings reflect the tragedy of this time, he also created large poetic public works, murals and glass windows. Join art historian Sylvia Laudien-Meo for a look at Chagall's life and legacy and his enduring presence here in New York at the Metropolitan Opera House at Lincoln Center, the United Nations campus, the Rockefeller Estate, and more.