私たちのオンラインアートギャラリーは、世界中の新興の有名なアーティストによるstairway to heavenのアートワークの独占的なセレクションを含む、オンラインでのオリジナルアートワークの最大のコレクションを備えています。 Artmajeurは確かに、今日の最も偉大な現代アーティストによる絵画、彫刻、写真などの何百万ものアートワークを提供しています!
Artmajeurであなたが愛するすべてのアートを安全に購入する 販売中のstairway to heavenのアートワークをお探しですか? stairway to heavenに関する絵画、彫刻、写真、または図面を安全に購入できます。購入したものはすべて14日間の返品ポリシーの対象であり、質問はありません。ギャラリーに掲載されている作品は、送料無料で保証価格で販売されています。
お近くの「stairway to heaven」の絵画やアートワークを探す Artmajeurの地理的検索エンジンを使用すると、近くのアートワークを見つけることもできます。これにより、都市、地域、または選択した場所でオリジナルのアートを簡単に見つけることができます。一部の販売者は、スタジオがあなたの場所の近くにある場合、自分で小包を配達することもできます。
Surrealism is a literary and artistic movement that appeared in France in 1924, written by André Breton. It can be translated as "above realism" or "more than real".It is a dictation of thought, where reason and aesthetic or moral concerns must be erased. For Breton, surrealism is justified by a desire for emancipation: by freeing the unconscious to reconcile it with the conscious, humanity will be able to free itself from the constraints imposed by logic and reason. The artists and writers will therefore be inspired by the Dada movement, as well as the theses of Sigmund Freud, and the works of the Symbolists, in particular those of Gustave Moreau and Odilon Redon. In literature, this approach will manifest itself in curious experiments, such as automatic writing or the exquisite corpse. In art, different currents will stand out: we speak of organic surrealism (Joan Miro, André Masson, Max Ernst), for those who use automatic techniques to free their creative imagination, or dreamlike surrealism (Salvador Dali, René Magritte) for those who use traditional techniques to represent surrealistic subjects (visions, dreams, hallucinatory scenes, impulses, fears, phobias, desires…). Surrealism has a face: that of Dali and his mustaches, but it also has emblematic works in different mediums, such as the sculptures of Alberto Giacometti (Woman with the Cut Throat, Hands holding the Void ...), or the photographs of Man Ray (Black and White, Violin d'Ingres, The Gift…). The Swiss artist Meret Oppenheim for her part composed with these different mediums (sculptures, photographs, ready-mades) to transcribe with poetry the extent of this current. The recurring themes and symbols of surrealism are: unexpected encounters, incongruous juxtapositions, dehumanizing masks (African, gas or industrial), the praying mantis (embodying fear of women), as well as puns (especially between the title of the work and its composition) and other visual puns, such as the famous “This is not a pipe” by Belgian René Magritte.