Metafisica

Metafisica

by Massimo Carrà

1971
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Historical foreword / Caroline Tisdall -- Introduction : quest for a new art / Massimo Carra -- Documents -- Carlo Carra -- Giorgio de Chirico -- Alberto Savinio -- Surrealism and the metaphysical / Patrick Waldberg -- Magic realism and the metaphysical / Ewald Rathke.

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    How does the historical foreword by Caroline Tisdall frame your expectations before diving into the core of Metaphysical art?

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    In what ways does Massimo Carrà’s introduction redefine the relationship between reality and mystery in early 20th-century art?

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    How do the primary documents and manifestos included in the book alter your perception of the artists' original intentions compared to viewing their paintings today?

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