#painting #1940s #LeinorFini #PeggyGuggenheimCollection
#painting #1940s #LeinorFini #PeggyGuggenheimCollection
Venice, Italy (June 2024)
Rene Magritte:
Empire of Light (1953-54)
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection #venice #italy #renemagritte #surrealism #empireoflight #art #oiloncanvas
Venice, Italy (June 2024)
Rene Magritte:
Empire of Light (1953-54)
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection #venice #italy #renemagritte #surrealism #empireoflight #art #oiloncanvas
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection
The bells that dominate Magritte’s painting hover before our eyes, drawing us into an alternate dimension where dreams and reality merge and anything is possible.
#renemagritte
#magritte
#peggyguggenheimcollection
René Magritte, “La voce dell’aria” / “Voice of Space” (1931)
The bells that dominate Magritte’s painting hover before our eyes, drawing us into an alternate dimension where dreams and reality merge and anything is possible.
#renemagritte
#magritte
#peggyguggenheimcollection
René Magritte, “La voce dell’aria” / “Voice of Space” (1931)
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🚲 Jean Metzinger, “Al Velodromo” (1912)
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#PeggyGuggenheimCollection
🚲 Jean Metzinger, “Al Velodromo” (1912)
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🇮🇹 One of Peggy Guggenheim favorite works, “On the Beach” (1937) reveals the Spanish artist’s love for the Mediterranean Sea🌊
#PabloPicasso
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection
🎨 Pablo Picasso, “Sulla spiaggia” / “On the Beach” (1937)
#Picasso
#PeggyGuggenheim
🇮🇹 One of Peggy Guggenheim favorite works, “On the Beach” (1937) reveals the Spanish artist’s love for the Mediterranean Sea🌊
#PabloPicasso
#PeggyGuggenheimCollection
🎨 Pablo Picasso, “Sulla spiaggia” / “On the Beach” (1937)
#Picasso
#PeggyGuggenheim
🇬🇧 Distorted in terms of size, weight, and function, the bells that dominate René Magritte’s painting “Voice of Space” (1931) hover before our eyes, drawing us into an alternate dimension where dreams and reality merge and anything is possible.
#peggyguggenheimcollection
🇬🇧 Distorted in terms of size, weight, and function, the bells that dominate René Magritte’s painting “Voice of Space” (1931) hover before our eyes, drawing us into an alternate dimension where dreams and reality merge and anything is possible.
#peggyguggenheimcollection