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from the 15th-century-BC Hindu Sanskrit epic Mahabharata
The scene is bathed in a bright and cheerful atmosphere
Time Is A River Without Banks (1930-39) climaxes Chagall's use of metaphor as he sums up a decade of tumultuous decline for the Jews of Eastern Europe
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The motif has a simple and concentrated expression
Noli me Tangere - Posters Size:Small Size 12x17 inches from the 15th-century-BC Hindu SanskritChrist appears to the Magdalen after the Resurrection to comfort her. At first she thinks he is a gardener; when she recognises him he tells her not to touch him 'noli me tangere' (let no one touch me) as told in the Gospels (John 20: 1418). Elsewhere, the Bible records that Christ will soon ascend to heaven and send the Holy Spirit down to his followers: he does not want them to cling to his physical presence.
