Botticelli

Botticelli – “Madonna Magnificat”

One of the brightest representatives of the Renaissance, the painter Sandro Botticelli, painted the painting “Madonna Magnificat” around 1481. The name of this painting comes from a prayer written in a book, which on the canvas Madonna covers with her hand. The image of the little Jesus sitting on her lap contains many symbols. In…

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Dali “Giraffe on Fire”

“Giraffe on Fire” or, as this painting is also called, “The Flaming Giraffe” is one of the most famous and important works for the great surrealist. This painting was painted in 1937 before the emigration of the artist to the United States in a surreal style. This picture resonates in a special way with another…

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Dali – “The Mystery of Wilhelm Tell”

The riddle of Wilhelm Tell, painted by Salvador Dali in 1933, is one of the great surrealist’s most emblematic paintings. As you know, in the paintings of Dali, Wilhelm Tell is a symbol of his father, who deprived his son of his inheritance. But the artist portrayed Tell as Vladimir Lenin. This mystery can be…

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Dali – “The Great Masturbator”

This is a self-portrait. The head of Salvador Dali in the painting is depicted in the form of a rock near his house, the artist used this image in works dated later 1929. In the painting, Dali portrayed his fear and disgust that he felt for sex. El Salvador blamed his father in part for…

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Dali Salvador – “The Last Supper”

The artist’s fantasies on the themes of the Gospel fill the familiar plot with new content. Only outwardly, the picture resembles a fresco by the great Leonardo. The work atmosphere is completely different. The author deliberately transfers the action of the picture to the modern space. Above the table is a glass dome, behind which…

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Dali – “Crucifixion. Hypercubic body”

The painting of the Spanish surrealist artist Salvador Dali is full of dreams and “visions”, but much in his art came from reason, for example, the idea of ​​depicting a hypercube scan instead of a cross in the picture presented. Thus, the artist confronts the clear geometric shape and the suffering of Christ, emphasized by…