sigmar polke an exceptional artist

Now this Picture is a weird one. To me it's quite anarchistic. In a way is says : don't be daft, you can use a chair in many different ways. It's just as legitimate to put a chair on your head than to put it under your bum.....The painting screams "THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX".
The painting is painted on fabrics with couch prints.
The snake leaving through the door is from an Max Ernst Etching/collage called Une Semaine De Bonte: A Surrealistic Novel in Collage
It's leaving the party, and turns it back to us.
The two woman with the chairs on there head, are from the etchings "Los Caprichos" about the war against Napoleon.
It is a strange sight, and for a long time I just found it funny. Until I saw a documentary in a Museum in Barcelona.
It was about music and musical instruments. And in the museum they showed film footage from 80 years ago from a flamenco concert.
During the concert it started to rain, and all the woman ran away with the chairs on there head!!!! Just like in the etchings of Goya, printed 200 years before in 1797. I'm sure, Goya must have seen such a situation, and found it comical and used it for a etching.
Just as Polke used Goya, knowing or not about the source of the drawing.
To use a chair not for sitting, but to give it a different meaning and function is in a way a creative act, an artistic act. It's the alchemy Sigmar Polke uses. Making from Lead gold, or making from a chair an umbrella!!!

Here are two of the sources Sigmar Polke used for his painting : "So Sitzen Sie Richtig" (This is how you sit correctly)
The left picture of Max Ernst comes from his book of collages called "Une semaine de bonté" - ("A Week of Kindness")
The right picture is made by Francisco Goya from his series of etchings called "Los Caprichos" ("The Caprices")