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Portraying the unrepresentable: “the methodical eye” of the early modern meta-painting. “Las Meninas” , from Velazquez to Picasso

February 1, 2024 by user2

Oana Șerban Abstract The aim of this paper is to examine and define a new aesthetical paradigm, claimed by the speculative painting, following two different but connected artistic discourses: Las Meninas by Velazquez, and its 58 replicas of Pablo Picasso, the self-portrait being possible only as representation of the fictional author and its authorial Ego. … [Read more…]

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