periodo

movimiento

1. Portrait — Giorgio de Chirico
2. Vast metaphysical interior — Giorgio de Chirico
3. Portrait of Isa in a black dress — Giorgio de Chirico
4. The painter's family — Giorgio de Chirico
5. Gli archeologi — Giorgio de Chirico
6. untitled (6294) — Giorgio de Chirico
7. Los arqueólogos — Giorgio de Chirico, 1927
8. Manichi Coloniali — Giorgio de Chirico
9. untitled (8478) — Giorgio de Chirico

vibra

1. Gli archeologi — Giorgio de Chirico
2. untitled (6294) — Giorgio de Chirico
3. Manichi Coloniali — Giorgio de Chirico
4. untitled (6713) — Giorgio de Chirico
5. The horses of Agamennon — Giorgio de Chirico

temas

1. untitled (6294) — Giorgio de Chirico
2. The horses of Agamennon — Giorgio de Chirico
3. Portrait — Giorgio de Chirico

palabras clave

1. Metaphysical Interior with Biscuits — Giorgio de Chirico, 1916
2. El que consuela — Giorgio de Chirico

tono

1. Gli archeologi — Giorgio de Chirico
2. Manichi Coloniali — Giorgio de Chirico
3. The horses of Agamennon — Giorgio de Chirico

color principal

1. Metaphysical Interior with Biscuits — Giorgio de Chirico, 1916
2. Job´s evil dreams — William Blake
3. The painter's family — Giorgio de Chirico
4. The Terrible Games — Giorgio de Chirico, 1925
5. Vast metaphysical interior — Giorgio de Chirico
6. untitled (6294) — Giorgio de Chirico
7. Cavallo con palafrenieres — Giorgio de Chirico
8. untitled (8478) — Giorgio de Chirico
9. Portrait of Isa in a black dress — Giorgio de Chirico
10. untitled (5089) — Maxfield Parrish
11. Manichi Coloniali — Giorgio de Chirico
12. Melancholy and Mystery of a street — Giorgio de Chirico
13. El que consuela — Giorgio de Chirico
14. Untitled (660) — alfonso fraile
15. The horses of Agamennon — Giorgio de Chirico
16. Los arqueólogos — Giorgio de Chirico, 1927
17. untitled (6713) — Giorgio de Chirico
18. Portrait — Giorgio de Chirico
19. Saint Sebastian — Carlo Crivelli, 1490
20. Mutual Congratulations — john banting, 1937
21. The Great Surrealist at work — Óscar Domínguez
22. untitled (484) — Giorgio de Chirico

otros

1. The Acrobates — Francis Picabia, 1925