One of these objects contains architectural lines scratched onto its black surface and appears to be viewed by a mannequin in Giorgio de Chirico's (JOHR-joh de KEER-ee-koh's)
One of these objects contains architectural lines scratched onto its black surface and appears to be viewed by a mannequin in Giorgio de Chirico's (JOHR-joh de KEER-ee-koh's) The Seer. These objects are shown upside down in a series of works called The Alarm Clock. In a 1935 work, one of these objects is shown to the right of a black ball that sits in an arched doorway opening onto a beach. In a 1955 work, one of these objects demonstrates the geometrical similarities between a conical tower and a street that recedes to a vanishing point in the distance. Euclidean Walks and two works titled The Human Condition are pieces by Rene Magritte in which these objects are displayed in front of a window. For 10 points, what kind of object at the center of Gustave Courbet's The Artist's Studio is found atop an easel?
One of these objects contains architectural lines scratched onto its black surface and appears to be viewed by a mannequin in Giorgio de Chirico's (JOHR-joh de KEER-ee-koh's)
paintings [or canvases; or artworks; accept easels before "easel"]