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20th Century European Art
20th Century Overview
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René Magritteborn: Lessines, Belgium; 1898
died: Brussels, Belgium; 1967
alt spelling: margritte rene magritte
| Magritte saw a reproduction of a De Chirico painting and was fascinated by the force of the confusing logic (or lack thereof) in De Chirico's pictures. Inspired, he created his own visual logic and from then on employed it to form his distinctive brand of surrealism. |
1920s |
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The Model |
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Left Behind by the Shadow |
Attempting the Impossible |
The Threatened Murderer |
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Pleasure |
The Lovers |
The Treason of Pictures |
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1930s |
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Key to the Fields |
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The Rape |
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The Discovery of Fire |
Clairvoyance |
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The Red Model |
The Therapist |
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1940 to 1945 |
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Homesickness |
Call of the Peaks |
The Forbidden Universe |
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The Harvest |
The Good Omens |
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Voice |
False Mirror |
Black Magic |
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Le Fils de l’Homme |
Song of Love |
Threatening Weather |
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Many of René Magritte's pictures can be viewed in Brussels and Paris at Galerie Christine and Isy Brachot.
Other works:
There are 19 more Magritte pictures of work done after World War II in another gallery.
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