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Zeitraum

  1. Großes metaphysisches Interieur — Giorgio de Chirico, 1917

Bewegung

  1. Study of a horse — Giorgio de Chirico
  2. Hector and Andromache — Giorgio de Chirico
  3. The Terrible Games — Giorgio de Chirico, 1925

Stimmung

  1. untitled (1090) — Max Ernst
  2. Return of the prodigal son — Giorgio de Chirico
  3. Selbstporträt — Giorgio de Chirico, 1960
  4. Rehoboam - Abijah (Detail) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1511

Themen

  1. untitled (1090) — Max Ernst
  2. Untitled (8183) — Giorgio de Chirico
  3. Untitled (8641) — Giorgio de Chirico

Schlagworte

Tonwert

  1. Study of a horse — Giorgio de Chirico
  2. Der Troubadour — Giorgio de Chirico
  3. Hector and Andromache — Giorgio de Chirico
  4. Untitled (8641) — Giorgio de Chirico
  5. Selbstporträt — Giorgio de Chirico, 1960
  6. Rehoboam - Abijah (Detail) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1511
  7. untitled (6713) — Giorgio de Chirico

Hauptfarbe

  1. Rehoboam - Abijah (Detail) — Michelangelo Buonarroti, 1511
  2. Saint Sebastian — Francesco Botticini
  3. Return of the prodigal son — Giorgio de Chirico
  4. Untitled (8183) — Giorgio de Chirico
  5. Hector and Andromache — Giorgio de Chirico
  6. Großes metaphysisches Interieur — Giorgio de Chirico, 1917
  7. Der Troubadour — Giorgio de Chirico
  8. Selbstporträt — Giorgio de Chirico, 1960
  9. Metaphysical Triangle — Giorgio de Chirico, 1958
  10. Greetings from a distant friend — Giorgio de Chirico
  11. untitled (3970) — Mario Sironi
  12. Metaphysical Interior with Biscuits — Giorgio de Chirico, 1916
  13. Metaphysical Interior with sun which dies — Giorgio de Chirico, 1971
  14. Vast metaphysical interior — Giorgio de Chirico
  15. The Terrible Games — Giorgio de Chirico, 1925
  16. untitled (6713) — Giorgio de Chirico
  17. Untitled (8641) — Giorgio de Chirico
  18. untitled (1090) — Max Ernst

andere

  1. untitled (3190) — Fernando Botero
  2. Messalina — Gustave Moreau
  3. Conversation — Giorgio de Chirico, 1927
  4. Ein Troubadur — Giorgio de Chirico
  5. Descend to the basement — Balthus