Symbolism
Roberte attacked by spirits (Balthus)
Balthus (1908–2001) criou Roberte attacked by spirits. Pertence ao movimento Symbolism.
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Balthus, Roberte attacked by spirits.
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O que representa "Roberte attacked by spirits"?
Os temas de "Roberte attacked by spirits" são women.
"Roberte attacked by spirits" está em domínio público?
"Roberte attacked by spirits", de Balthus está em ainda protegido por direitos autorais. Este status determina como a imagem da obra pode ser reproduzida.
Quem é o artista por trás de "Roberte attacked by spirits"?
"Roberte attacked by spirits" foi criado por Balthus. As informações nesta página descrevem a obra original de Balthus.
A qual movimento artístico "Roberte attacked by spirits", de Balthus pertence?
"Roberte attacked by spirits", de Balthus pertence ao movimento Symbolism. Este movimento fornece o contexto estilístico da obra.
"Roberte attacked by spirits", de Balthus, está em domínio público? E por quê?
O status de direitos autorais de "Roberte attacked by spirits" - ainda protegido por direitos autorais - decorre do falecimento do artista em 2001.
Sobre o artista, Balthus
1908–2001, França
Balthus
A World Apart: The Enigmatic Vision of Balthus Balthasar Klossowski de Rola, universally known as Balthus, remains one of the most compelling and controversial figures in 20th-century art. Born in Paris on February 29, 1908, into a family steeped in intellectual and artistic circles, his life was marked by an early immersion in culture and a deliberate rejection of prevailing artistic trends. His father, Erich Klossowski, was a respected art historian, while his mother, Baladine Klossowska, was a painter herself, fostering an environment where aesthetic contemplation was not merely encouraged but lived. This upbringing instilled in the young Balthus a deep reverence for the Old Masters and a skepticism towards the burgeoning avant-garde movements that dominated the Parisian scene.