One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively. He showed two large black doors of a brick building with graffiti scrawled on them in his canvas Bankruptcy. His foray into fashion saw him design an "Anti-Neutral Suit" which was meant to encourage men to join the war effort. The top of his best known canvas seems to show a woman with fifteen feet, some of which are solid and some transparent, while another canvas shows the "hand of a violinist." He named his two
One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively. He showed two large black doors of a brick building with graffiti scrawled on them in his canvas Bankruptcy. His foray into fashion saw him design an "Anti-Neutral Suit" which was meant to encourage men to join the war effort. The top of his best known canvas seems to show a woman with fifteen feet, some of which are solid and some transparent, while another canvas shows the "hand of a violinist." He named his two daughters Propellor and Light, fitting since another popular canvas of his shows a radiating streetlight. FTP, name this artist who painted Dynamism of a Dog on a Leash, and helped found the Futurist movement.
One work by this artist was originally titled "They Work, They Eat, and They Go Home" - that triptych shows laborers working on a building at morning, noon, and evening respectively.
Giacomo {Balla}