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	De Chirico's long American shadow. (influence of painter Giorgio de Chirico) Magazine article from: Art in America; 7/1/1996; ; 700+ words ; ...admired--and emulated--de Chirico's early metaphysical paintings...late 20th century, the story of Giorgio de Chirico's impact on a broad range of...early century, rightly crowned de Chirico as a prophet of Surrealism. Here...
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	From canvas to computer. (3D Imaging Center creates a computerized version of Giorgio de Chirico's "The Disturbing Muses" oil painting) Magazine article from: Computer Graphics World; 9/1/1991; ; 700+ words ; ...Disturbing Muses" by Italian painter Giorgio de Chirico as the subject for its "digital...according to Clark, "Digital de Chirico" represented a relatively easy choice for a digital update because de Chirico tended to use a lot of geometric...
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	Las dos caras de Chirico: pocos artistas han sido tan controvertidos como Giorgio de Chirico. Genio para unos, vulgar para otros. Sus dos caras, la más creativa y la más amanerada, se dan cita en una exposición.(Fundación BBK, Bilbao, España)(TT: The two faces of Chirico: few artists had been as controverted as Giorgio de Chirico. A genious for some, a vulgar for others. His two faces, the more creative and his most mannered get together in an exhibition.)(TA: Fundacion BBK Bilbao, Spain)(Artículo Breve) Magazine article from: Epoca; 10/5/2001; ; 700+ words ; ...nacido en Volos (Grecia), Giorgio de Chirico (1888-1978), hay un antes...como manierista regreso de Giorgio de Chirico, desligado totalmente de la...jinetes desnudos y bodegones. Giorgio de Chirico. Hasta el 14 de octubre...
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	Enigma Variation: Edward Wadsworth's 'Marine Still-Lifes' and Giorgio de Chirico Magazine article from: Visual Culture in Britain; 1/1/2006; ; 700+ words ; ...find in the range of work that Giorgio de Chirico was producing at around the same...and the celebrated pictures of de Chirico's early period. Charles Harrison...point is 'strongly indebted to de Chirico both in mood and technique...
	Giorgio de Chirico: the sailors' barracks. (Read! Look! Learn!). Magazine article from: School Arts; 9/1/2002; 646 words ; ...look them up in the dictionary. Giorgio de Chirico was born in Greece in 1888...railroad engineer who died when Giorgio was 17. In 1906, Giorgio...following questions: 1 What were Giorgio de Chirico's feelings about war? Why...

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