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Giorgio de Chirico was an Italian artist who founded the Metaphysical Art Movement in the early 20th century. He had a profound influence on Surrealism with his enigmatic works that created "images of forlornness and emptiness" using motifs like empty arcades, towers, and elongated shadows. De Chirico believed that for a work of art to be truly immortal, it must break from logic and common sense and enter a realm of childhood visions and dreams. His style emphasized the hidden meanings of ordinary objects and places in a neoclassical or neo-baroque style. Famous works include The Disquieting Muses, Enigma of an Autumn Afternoon, and
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giorgio de chirico
- 1. Giorgio de ChiricoGiorgio de Chirico BY TOSHNI D GHATATE
- 2. “to became truly immortal a work of art must escape all human limits: logic and common sense will only interfere. But once these barriers are broken it will enter the regions of childhood vision and dream.”
- 3. The founder of Metaphysical Art Movement. Profoundly influenced the surrealists. Famous for his enigmatic art works. arrange to create "images of forlornness and emptiness" Later worked in a neoclassical or neo baroque style.
- 4. Metaphysical : a reality beyond what is perceptible to senses. emphasizing the hidden significance of ordinary places and objects.
- 5. Neoclassical : something that is held to resemble classical styles.
- 6. Ideology of workIdeology of work “I paint what I see with my eyes closed” Draw the content of dream in the canvas. Mostly like the haunted, brooding dream. New way of looking at classics and treating theme of tragedy. Eerie mood and strange concepts.
- 7. StyleStyle Far from real and simple things he preferred to work on supernatural and strange things. Motifs used—empty arcades, towers, elongated shadows, mannequins, and trains among others; suggesting sorrow, disorientation, nostalgia.
- 8. Some Famous Art WorksSome Famous Art Works THE DISQUIETINGTHE DISQUIETING MUSESMUSES Neo classical influence Elongated shadows to traditional methods and iconography
- 9. ENIGMA OF AN AUTUMN AFTERNOONENIGMA OF AN AUTUMN AFTERNOON Haunting Sadistic Colours scheme : dull
- 11. THE MYSTERYTHE MYSTERY ANDAND MELANCHOLYMELANCHOLY OF A STREETOF A STREET Cityscapes inspired Way of looking at buildings Bright day light composed with brooding mood
- 12. MetaphysicalMetaphysical interior withinterior with biscuitsbiscuits Using simple and common things in an unusual manner.
- 13. THANK YOUTHANK YOU BY TOSHANI D GHATATE