The artwork entitled “Crystal Heads, British Museum, London, June July 1936” is a photographic piece created by the artist Claude Cahun in 1936. This work belongs to the Surrealism movement and is categorized within the genre of photography. The artwork is currently housed at the Tate Modern in London, United Kingdom.
The artwork features an array of sculptural objects including prominently displayed skulls, serpentine figures, and masks, all meticulously arranged within what appears to be a museum exhibit. The objects are varied in texture and form, skillfully capturing the surreal and mystical essence associated with Cahun’s works. Featured in monochrome tones, the photograph creates a captivating contrast and emphasizes the intricate details of each artifact. The surreal arrangement evokes a sense of wonder and fascination, drawing the viewer into a realm where reality and imagination intertwine seamlessly.
