#Jindřich Štyrský

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Jindřich Štyrský (1899-1942) — Les Yeux (The Eyes)  [mixed media, pencil and red chalk on paperboard, 1936]

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》 some art that has stood out to me as of late!

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Jindřich Štyrský

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Jindřich Štyrský (Czech 1899–1942), Untitled, 1934. Gelatin silver print. (Source: Tate Museum, London)

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Jindřich Štyrský • Forest, 1934

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Jindřich Štyrský, Emily Comes to Me in a Dream, 1933

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Jindřich Štyrský

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Jindřich Heisler and Jindřich Štyrský, Na jehlách těchto dní (‘On the needles of these days’), 1945

: http://www.manhattanrarebooks-art.com/styrsky.htm

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Nouveau retour à mon projet de présenter la plupart de mes 55500 photos (et des brouettes).  Plus trop loin du présent….  

2016. Marseille en octobre, Au Musée Cantini, une expo : “Le Rêve”:

- Félix Labisse : “Le Rendez-Vous aux Baux”

- Antony Gormley : “Bodies in Space VI - Omar Khan”

- Henri Michaux : “Sans Titre”

- Jindřich Štyrský : “La Baignade”

- Jones Jalyirry Harry "rêve associé au trou d'eau Kulardja”

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Jindřich Štyrský. Untitled

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Acacia

Jindřich Štyrský

Fecha: 1931

Estilo: Surrealismo

Género: pintura simbólica

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Jindřich Štyrský (1899-1942) — Tribute to Picasso [oil and sands on canvas, 1931]

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JINDŘICH ŠTYRSKÝ / “UNTITLED” (2) / 1934 [gelatin silver prints | various dimensions]

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Jindřich Štyrský

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Jindřich Štyrský | Hand, 1940

The Hand is a complexly composed work that combines the automatic technique of frotage with classic drawing, modern photographic reproduction and alchemical illustration. Štyrský used collage to add a child’s and a male hand to the woman’s hand that is adorned with a sparkling ring. The child’s red hand, cut out from a reproduced photograph holds a ball – an attribute of a game that was one of the main themes of Štyrský’s oeuvre. Furthermore, the sphere symbolizes the world. The male hand, pasted to the back of the female hand, is the only one whose palm is turned towards the viewer. It bears an esoteric message: this is the Hand of the Philosophers with seven signs, depicted in Die Hand der Philosophen by Johann Isaac Hollandus (1667). Another symbol, appearing on the palm, is the Eye of Providence enclosed in a triangle, with rays emanating from it.

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Jindřich Štyrský: Czech Surrealism 35mm Art Slide

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