The Uncertainty of the Poet – (Giorgio De Chirico) ◄ 너무 이른 다음 것 ►

예술가: Giorgio De Chirico

스타일: Metaphysical Art

주제: Arcades Fruits Monuments

날짜: 1913

크기: 106 x 94 cm

박물관: Tate Gallery (London, United Kingdom)

기술: Oil On Canvas

Purchased with assistance from the Art Fund (Eugene Cremetti Fund), the Carroll Donner Bequest, the Friends of the Tate Gallery and members of the public 1985. De Chirico’s quiet square evokes the classical arcades and statuary of antiquity (the sculpture is a torso of Aphrodite). In contrast, the passing train and perishable bananas suggest a sense of the contemporary and immediate. The distorted perspective and shadows undermine the conventions of pictorial space and time. De Chirico’s early works were enthusiastically embraced by the Surrealists, who saw in them a dream-like parallel existence. The poet Paul Eluard wrote: ‘these squares are outwardly similar to existing squares and yet we have never seen them ... We are in an immense, previously inconceivable, world.’