This man painted a portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire, and another of his works juxtaposes a sculpted Greek head and a surgeon's glove against a locomotive in the background, entitled Love Song. Another of this man's paintings depicts an equestrian statue casting a shadow on the titular structure. Along with The (*) Red Tower, this man depicted a series of brightly colored metaphysical shapes shari
This man painted a portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire, and another of his works juxtaposes a sculpted Greek head and a surgeon's glove against a locomotive in the background, entitled Love Song. Another of this man's paintings depicts an equestrian statue casting a shadow on the titular structure. Along with The (*) Red Tower, this man depicted a series of brightly colored metaphysical shapes sharing an environment with disembodied statues in a painting that would later inspire a namesake Sylvia Plath poem, The Disquieting Muses. He also painted a series that consists of enigmatic cross-sections of the city of Turin in the "Metaphysical Town Square" series. In his most famous work, a girl rolls a hoop in the shadow of an arcade. For ten points, name this Greek-Italian painter of Mystery and Melancholy of A Street, a noted exponent of Pittura Metafisica.
This man painted a portrait of Guillaume Apollinaire, and another of his works juxtaposes a sculpted Greek head and a surgeon's glove against a locomotive in the background, entitled Love Song.
Giorgio de Chirico