People often forget what an amazing surrealist novelist and short story writer she also was. But anyways surrealist poetry and fiction writing is often forgotten even though the whole movement started with poets and writers. And I also heard her cooking was like alchemy!
Leonora's work is simply amazing, the metaphysical word embrace reality in hand of the methodology. I visited the Leonora Carrington Museum and not only the paintings are amazing her work with bronze and her hands is marvelous ❤️ a great example of artistic feminism.
What a beautiful interpretation ! ... Except for the inclusion of the Minotaur. All the phrases he used doesn't fit with what the Minotaur stands for but does describes the Egyptian goddess Hathor to a T. If this artist had interest like myself she wouldn't misuse a symbol. It would be the seer who, as in this gentleman, is mistaken.
Wonderfully interesting and informative commentary on that painting. She was an amazing artist!
I love Leonora Carrington, amazing video. Whoever gets this masterpiece is SO lucky!!
Excellent discussion
I love this! Very nice review!
That is one powerful painting!
Got hooked on Carrington after reading The Debutante, absolutely love her
Love her! Always spend extra time in front of her "Minotaur" at the MoMa such a surreal/mystical vision great artist/talent!
. . . and her novels . . . and her sculptures . . . I hear she was an interesting chef as well. ;-)
People often forget what an amazing surrealist novelist and short story writer she also was. But anyways surrealist poetry and fiction writing is often forgotten even though the whole movement started with poets and writers. And I also heard her cooking was like alchemy!
Leonora's work is simply amazing, the metaphysical word embrace reality in hand of the methodology. I visited the Leonora Carrington Museum and not only the paintings are amazing her work with bronze and her hands is marvelous ❤️ a great example of artistic feminism.
Does anyone know the name of the first painting?
Genius
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What a beautiful interpretation ! ... Except for the inclusion of the Minotaur. All the phrases he used doesn't fit with what the Minotaur stands for but does describes the Egyptian goddess Hathor to a T. If this artist had interest like myself she wouldn't misuse a symbol. It would be the seer who, as in this gentleman, is mistaken.
claiming an objectively correct or incorrect interpretation of a creative work is the antithesis to art
underworld remainds me of Tove Jansson.
diabolical art.not ok.great technique however.
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@@sheenaisaparasite. As if you know. Obviously you don’t. She was a satanist. Do some research.
You’re right. Took me a while to find out she was a disgusting satanist. What a disappointment.
diabolical...ly good
You mean like art that depicts people being tortured to death by being nailed to wood?