Showing 9 artworks with René Magritte and with 1935
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- Leopard Print Bikini
- Abstract Art Fire
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- Mannequin Beach
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- Brussels Prewar Surrealist Art
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- Rape
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- Contemporary Art Belgium
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A surrealist visual paradox featuring a nude female figure with two breasts by René Magritte from 1935 invites you to explore the unsettling depths of perception and find your place within this enigmatic masterpiece.
René Magritte’s ‘The Discovery of Fire’ (1935) depicts a surreal tuba engulfed in flames – a striking oil painting embodying destruction & beauty. Explore this iconic Surrealist work.
Explore René Magritte’s ‘The Eternally Obvious,’ a striking 1948 cut-up painting featuring Renaissance nudes. Surreal & thought-provoking, this artwork is a unique object.
René Magritte’s unsettling ‘Rape’ (1935) challenges perception with its surreal depiction of a woman, echoing his exploration of hidden realities and trauma. Own a hand-painted reproduction of this iconic masterpiece.