Giorgio de Chirico. Metaphysical painting - Exhibition catalogue

Giorgio de Chirico. Metaphysical painting - Exhibition catalogue

MX641149
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The exhibition "Giorgio de Chirico. Metaphysical Painting" at the Orangery Museum, from September 16 to December 14, 2020, retraces the career and the artistic and philosophic influences of the artist Giorgio de Chirico from Munich to Turin, then to Paris where he discovered the artistic...
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Characteristics

Dimensions
20,3 x 29,2 x 2,6 cm
Artist
Giorgio De Chirico (1888 - 1978)
Museums
Musée d'Orsay, Musée de l’Orangerie
Reference
MX641149
EAN
9782754111355
Size of the book
Paperback with flap

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Giorgio De Chirico (1888 - 1978)

The Italian painter Giorgio De Chirico is one of the founders of Metaphysical painting. His mysterious landscapes populated with strange objects and ancient characters, such as the statue of Ariadne that marks the artist's paintings, have inspired many surrealist artists such as Breton or Magritte. After a baroque period, Giorgio De Chirico returns to his first metaphysical paintings of which he makes copies as endless variations of his work. Whether this exercise led to the destruction or the commercial increase of his work, De Chirico opened the reflection on the serial production of works, which inspired Andy Warhol and Max Ernst, among others.