#De Chirico

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De Chirico - Self portrait in costume

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AN OCEAN OF BLOOD; A FLOOD OF MEMORIES

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Giorgio de Chirico

Interno metafisico

60/70 circa

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Inktober Day Two: A pen study I did of Giorgio De Chirico's Piazza d'Italia, my source being a couple of prints of it

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Once More with Feeling by Kyonomiko on AO3

Sometimes taking a second look can give you a new perspective. Hermione has difficulty analyzing people once she's made up her mind, but, circumstances as they are, she might not have a choice but to try again.

"'Like I said, we're partners.' He comments like it's so simple, so expected. Like he's not Draco Malfoy and she's not Hermione Granger; like he never called her a mudblood, and she never hit him in the face."

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"'You aren't what I thought,' he says, quietly, from beside her. She looks to find him staring once again, puzzling her out. 'Or rather, you're what I thought you might be underneath… but never with me.'

Hermione smiles a little sadly and parrots back, 'and you are not anything like I expected. What a tragedy I almost missed it.'"

Art: The Enigma of the Hour, Giorgio de Chirico (1911)

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Giorgio de Chirico (1888-1778) Italian, born in Greece

1 Metaphysical Interior with Romantic Landscape (1968)

2 The Morning of the Muses (1972)

3 The Sacred Fish (1930s)

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『街灯、デ・キリコ風』Inspired by Giorgio de Chirico

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“Plaza” (1913), Giorgio de Chirico

Giorgio de Chirico’s use of color and composition reflect brooding moods and surreal landscapes.

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De Chirico - Dying Centaur

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De Chirico - Self portrait in costume

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Museo Bilotti - Villa Borghese - Roma

Giorgio De Chirico

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Grazie a Basquiat, Bruegel il Vecchio, Repin, Bosch, Caravaggio, Annella di Massimo, de Chirico, Capa, anonimo viennese, Ivanauskas, Millais, Munch1, Courbet, Munch2, Picasso, Munch3, Nolde, Munch4, Lowry, Munch5, Munch6 e Legros per le immagini, e grazie anche alla Banda Jonica per la Marcia Funebre di sottofondo.

Da

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The image you see is my modernisation (2020) of Giorgio De Chirico's famous painting, "Piazza d'Italia (1951), which you see in the other picture.

The digital painting was supposed to be part of a children's ghost book (The Adventures of Aghostino), which was later not published.

In my Piazza d'Italia there are references to Jeff Koons, Pink Floyd, UFO and a manga child of mine.

This work predates A.I.

Hi

Romeo Vernazza