The Portrait

The Portrait (1935) is a painting by the Belgian surrealist René Magritte. This painting is a classic example of the technique that often set Magritte apart from other surrealists. Artists like Dalí and Ernst usually depicted distorted and dreamlike representations of real forms mixed with abstract shapes. Magritte is best known for his realistic depictions of ordinary...

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  • 0.733 m
  • 0.502 m
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  • 1935
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