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Giorgio de Chirico in the 1930s: the case of a hidden female nude
06/2015 | 1347 | 157
Pages: 402-406
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Author:
Schlagenhauff Robinson, Annette (Schlagenhauff Robinson, Annette)
Subjects
artists:
Chirico, Giorgio de
dates:
1930-1939
museums and institutions:
Indianapolis Museum of Art, Indianapolis, United States
subjects:
Italian painting / Collections, Public / Technical analysis / Provenance / Attribution / Exhibitions
Illustrations
Attributed works:
21. The mysterious departure, by Giorgio de Chirico (Indianapolis Museum of Art, bequest of Mrs James W. Fesler)
Attributed works:
27. Bathers on the beach, by Giorgio de Chirico (Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna, Roma; © 2015 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome)
Attributed works:
28. Self-portrait in the Paris studio, by Giorgio de Chirico (Galleria nazionale d'arte moderna, Roma; © 2015 Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York / SIAE, Rome)
Western art unattributed:
22. Top right-hand corner of stretcher of Fig.21 with two labels
Western art unattributed:
23. Cover of the brochure for the exhibition Giorgio de Chirico: Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings, Prague (Courtesy of Archiv výtvarného umění, o.s., Prague (artarchiv.cz))
Western art unattributed:
24. Page 4 of the brochure for the exhibition Giorgio de Chirico: Exhibition of Paintings and Drawings, Prague (Courtesy of Archiv výtvarného umění, o.s., Prague (artarchiv.cz))
Western art unattributed:
25. Infra-red reflectography of Fig.21 with Vidicon camera, taken 2003, rotated 180°
Western art unattributed:
26. Infra-red transmittography of Fig.21 with Osiris camera, taken 2011, rotated 180°
Western art unattributed:
29. Detail of customs stamp, 3rd August 1933, rotated 90° for legibility