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he early 1910s marked the inception of his metaphysical period, characterized by empty piazzas, classical architecture, elongated shadows, and mysterious figures. These elements collectively evoke a sense of silent contemplation, emphasizing the metaphysi

sider the nature of reality, the role of the subconscious, and the timeless mysteries that underlie human existence. By weaving classical symbolism with surreal dreamscapes, de Chirico created a visual l

—central themes in de Chirico’s metaphysical philosophy. Horizon and the Infinite The expansive Mediterranean horizon symbolizes infinite possibilities, spiritual longing, and the boundary between the known and the unknown—concepts t