Cy Twombly at home by Horst P. Horst, 1966, RomeAn imperious Nero and Gerhard Richter’s Frau Marlow
Cy Twombly at home by Horst P. Horst, 1966, RomeAn imperious Nero and Gerhard Richter’s Frau Marlow (1964) share the floor space.(photo 7)Twombly’s wife Tatiana stretches out in front of Hyperion (To Keats) (1962) while the artist poses in a European mode.(photo 9)Players on an indefinite chessboard: In the drawing room, Picasso’s Head Of A Woman (1943) faces down a bust of marcus aurelius.(photo 4)Twombly, “a one-legged invention by Dalí.” Horst’s compositions picked out surrealist devices in the artist’s palazzo arrangement. Electrical wire dangles next to the artist like an extrasensory scribbling.(photo 3) -- source link
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