A feather is pinned to a canvas in this man's collage series depicting a female dancer, while he abandoned his often political masonite drawings with the hallucinatory Still Life with Old Shoe.
A feather is pinned to a canvas in this man's collage series depicting a female dancer, while he abandoned his often political masonite drawings with the hallucinatory Still Life with Old Shoe. This man reinterpreted a cat being taught to dance and turned Sorgh's rendering of a musician's lute into a gigantic phallus in a series begun after he pilfered two postcards from the (*) Rijksmuseum. Jan Steen inspired the Dutch Interiors of this artist, whose sculpture topped with a four-tined fork, The Sun, The Moon, and One Star, is better known as "[his] Chicago." An insect emerges from a die underneath a bar of musical notes in his Harlequin's Carnival, while a ladder climbs into the sky to the left of the titular animal in this man's Dog Barking at the Moon. For 10 points, name this Spanish Surrealist.
A feather is pinned to a canvas in this man's collage series depicting a female dancer, while he abandoned his often political masonite drawings with the hallucinatory Still Life with Old Shoe.
Joan {Miro} i Ferra