Can anyone interpret the painting "Song of Love" by Giorgio de Chirico?
Did you mean: "Love Song" in 1914 more likely. It lends itself to various interpretations, but with the title in mind, I think oppression women in recent years. The Roman bust represents the "head" of the house (man) and the rubber glove is the monotony household chores like washing the dishes made by women. I suppose the green zone may mean that the domination of women by men is around the world. How do I know that for a start?
March 6th, 2009
Posted in Love Songs
