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The Lovers Rene Magritte

Oil

Love

Introduction to René Magritte

René François Ghislain Magritte (1898-1967) was a Belgian surrealist artist known for his thought-provoking and witty images. His work ...

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The seductive Rene Magritte

Oil

Boats
Sea

About the Artist

René Magritte was a Belgian surrealist artist, born in Lessines on November 21, 1898, and died in Brussels on August 15, 1967. He is known for his witty and thought-provoking images that challenge our perceptions of reality. Magritte's work is characterized by its clarity o...

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Courtesan's palace Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

Palaces

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The Lovers Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

Love

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The Lovers I Rene Magritte

Oil

Love

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The companions of fear Rene Magritte

Oil

Life

Introduction

This article delves into the captivating painting, The Companions of Fear, created in 1942 by Belgian surrealist artist René Magritte. The work measures 70 x 92 cm and is render...

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Rene Magritte - Perspective: Madame Recamier by David

Perspective: Madame Recamier by David Rene Magritte

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The obsession Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

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The discovery of fire Rene Magritte

Oil On Panel

Fires And Floods

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The golden legend Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

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La main de gloire Rene Magritte

Oil

Flowers

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Philosopher's lamp Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

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Rene Magritte - Les profondeurs du Plaisir II

Les profondeurs du Plaisir II Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

Night
Woman

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Rene Magritte - A taste of the invisible

A taste of the invisible Rene Magritte

Oil On Canvas

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The Magician Rene Magritte

Oil

Magic

Like Magritte said: “Anyone crazy about movement or its opposite will not enjoy this picture.” I agree with Magritte because this painting is simultaneously static and generates a lot of movement. It looks static because Magritte seems to be frozen: the way he’s chewing, cutting the meat and poring ...

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