In addition to a crust of bread and the titular object, a six-tined fork sticks in a rotten apple in this artist's cryptically political Still Life With Old Shoe.
In addition to a crust of bread and the titular object, a six-tined fork sticks in a rotten apple in this artist's cryptically political Still Life With Old Shoe. This man employed another fork, pointing upward, to indicate a celestial body in a sculpture originally titled The Sun, The Moon, and One Star and now known as [this man's] Chicago for its location within the Loop. Upon arriving in Paris, he rejected Cubism, remarking that he would "smash their guitar", and an early work in his mature style features an ear growing out of a one-eyed tree and a plow labeled "JOUR". Perhaps best known for a work which included a ladder to the left of the titular animal and celestial object, FTP, name this Catalan surrealist who employed flattened forms and bright colors in works like Chiffres et Constellations, The Tilled Field and Dog Barking At The Moon.
In addition to a crust of bread and the titular object, a six-tined fork sticks in a rotten apple in this artist's cryptically political Still Life With Old Shoe.
Joan {Miro} (accept “Still Life with {Old Shoe}” before “this artist”)