Artist: Pavel Tchelitchew Entitled: selection of works; painting; variable mediums; variable dimensi

Artist: Pavel Tchelitchew Entitled: selection of works; painting; variable mediums; variable dimensions; unknown dates. Part 1 of 2Artist Pavel Tchelitchew (b.1898-d.1957) was a Russian-born surrealist painter, and anatomical studies.  Often camouflaging human bodies and faces into geometric lines or landscape forms, the artist used both abstraction and symbolism to convey both the outer and inner appearance of an object. “We are in the midst of the most appalling and impossible not to be seen horrors and madness,” he said of society. “Everyone covers them up with pretty rugs and wallpaper and chintz.“  Tchelitchew continuously experimented with new styles, eventually incorporating multiple perspectives and elements of surrealism and fantasy into his paintings. His body of work was an exceptionally and hauntingly beautiful contribution to mid-20th-century art. Don’t forget to check out Visual Arts Curatorial.In Exhibition Format for more amazing artists! Sources: Michael Rosenfeld Gallery | Artnet | Third Monk | Tutt’ Art Blog  -- source link

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