Question

The work of Giorgio De Chirico is characteristically ambiguous. Choose one of his paintings, either the example in the textbook or another you can find, and suggest an explanation for what he has depicted. Consider the motivations of any figures in the piece, but also suggest how the artists use of the elements and principles of art may give clues about meaning to the viewer. Remember, art is subjective, so also think about what the symbols in the piece say to you.

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