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Gare Montparnasse (The Melancholy of Departure) (1914)
Artwork description & Analysis: Not to be confused with a 1917 painting simply entitled The Melancholy of Departure, the present work, Gare Montparnasse (The Melancholy of Departure), was dubbed an "architectonic masterpiece" by Robert Hughes. The presence of the architecture is central to its power, yet it is the way de Chirico treats the architecture that is so innovative; it is not intended to represent a particular place, or environment, but instead it is like a theatrical set - an unreal backdrop for unreal events. It is typical of the artist's work of the 1910s in its use of multiple vanishing points, deep colors, and elongated shadows of dusk. The clock tower and departing train possibly foreshadow his imminent departure to join the Italian army in the First World War. Trains are a familiar motif in de Chirico's work, functioning as a symbol of life and youthful expectation.
Oil on canvas - Museum of Modern Art, New York

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Artwork Description & Analysis: Not to be confused with a 1917 Painting simply Entitled The Melancholy of Departure, the present Work, Gare Montparnasse (The Melancholy of Departure), was dubbed an "architectonic Masterpiece. "by Robert Hughes. The presence of the architecture is central to its power, yet it is the way de Chirico treats the architecture that is so innovative; it is not intended to represent a particular place, or environment, but instead it is like a theatrical set - an unreal backdrop for unreal events. It is typical of the artist's work of the 1910s in its use of multiple vanishing points, deep colors, and elongated shadows of dusk. The clock tower and departing train possibly foreshadow his imminent departure to join the Italian army in the First World War. Trains are a Familiar de Chirico's Work in Motif, functioning as a Symbol of Life Expectation and youthful.
Oil on Canvas - Museum of Modern Art, New York.

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Gare Montparnasse (The Melancholy of Departure) (1914)
Artwork description & Analysis: Not to be confused with a 1917 painting. Simply entitled The Melancholy of Departure the work Gare, present, Montparnasse (The Melancholy of Departure), was dubbed. An "architectonic masterpiece" by Robert Hughes. The presence of the architecture is central to, its powerYet it is the way de Chirico treats the architecture that is so innovative; it is not intended to represent a particular. ,, place or environment but instead it is like a theatrical set - an unreal backdrop for unreal events. It is typical of. The artist 's work of the 1910s in its use of multiple vanishing points deep colors, and elongated, shadows of dusk.The clock tower and departing train possibly foreshadow his imminent departure to join the Italian army in the First World. War. Trains are a familiar motif in de Chirico 's work functioning as, a symbol of life and youthful expectation.
Oil on. Canvas - Museum of Modern Art New York,,