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Charles Clifford
at once suggesting the deterministic forces of fate and the rupturing possibility of escape
where objects have the virtuous task of representing “themselves” – a type
he also looked to his German contemporaries
The selected work is connected by two ideas: tamed nature and Surrealism as an artistic form fashioned by Magritte
Insult to Injury Vanessa Winship Charles CliffordIn 2001, as part of their ongoing obsession with Francisco Goya's work, Jake and Dinos Chapman purchased one of the few remaining sets of the Disasters of War prints, made from the artist's original plates by the Goya Foundation in 1937. Produced by Goya between 1810 and 1820 as an attack on the horrors of war and its supposed romance and idealism, this group of 80 images has since become emblematic of art's moral voice, as well as a powerful template
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