is di chirico proto-vaporwave?
No but post more de Chirico anyway.
>>2404665
ooh ooh post the one with the bananas!
>>2404628
he's proto-surrealist
dunno if "vaporwave" ripped off his style or not because I don't keep up with teenager art movements
Dump time!
He really had a varied style over his career.
Foreshadowing his turn away from metaphysical artwork, eventually settling on neo-baroque pieces.
Two under drawings next.
Skipping ahead chronologically because I got lazy renumbering the years before the titles.
And this is when I gave up renumbering altogether, the rest are alphabetical sorry anons.
He liked horses a lot.
thanks for these m8, very interesting
>>2404628
That's an interesting connection. It's possible there was a similar motivation behind both movements, albeit in a completely different time period, setting, context, etc.
Here is a venn diagram I started. Feel free to add, or revise it, maybe we can get an interesting debate going!
>>2405082
No problem anon!
>>2405083
Many of de Chirico's works involved themes of metaphysics, isolation, loneliness, nostalgia, and melancholy. Nostalgia is a huge thing in vaporware, and the surreal, almost metaphysical appearance of many vaporware pieces do align in principle. Further, some prominent vaporware pieces feature neo-classical and neo-baroque elements, which de Chirico was all over in his later career.
I'd say the two have more than a few passing resemblances for sure.
lel
>>2405096
updated
Are you getting these from wikimedia commons/wikiart.org? That's usually my first source for finding images in chronological order.
>>2405117
Yep!
He repainted this one a few times, here they are chronologically.
Oh I guess it was just three then.
I'm ending it with some of his self portraits.
And that's it folks!
>>2405064
yaoi? in my surrealism?
>6 year old /mu/memes
two things looking vaguely similar ≠ proto movement
