René Magritte

René Magritte is an Belgian artist and one of the most influential members of the Surrealist movement. Magritte 's surrealist painting is a clever, witty satirical piece, and his most popular work is a betrayal image (this is not a conduit) (1929) "At least part of the face As I hide it, there is an apple that is visible, a visible but hidden face, "he said about his self-portrait" Son of Man "(1964). "This is what is going on, everything we see hides everything else, we always want to see what we are hiding." The artist was in 1198 I was born in Belgium on the 21st of the month. Later at the Academy Royal Dale Beaux Arts in Brussels. After seeing the photos of Giorgio de Chirico's "Love Songs" (1914), De Kiriko, Max Ernst, his interest in avant-garde art stimulated the influence on young Magritte. In the latter half of the 1920s, I joined Surrealism together with Andre Breton, Mantra, Yves Tangygi and Paul Eleur, while maintaining a career as a business illustrator in Paris. His work evoked worldwide attention and in the 1960s it was linked to many museum exhibitions. The artist passed away at the popular peak of Brussels in Belgium on August 15, 1967. Today, his work is in the collections of the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the National Art Museum in Washington DC, and the museum. Magritte museum in Brussels, Tate Gallery in London

This colorful lithograph was created in 1946 by René Magritte (Renin, 1898 - Brussels, 1967), the original oil painting "The Son of Man" (Le Fils de l'homme (The Man) It is signed with the color 'Margaret' and is represented by Mr. Charly Hersovici who is the successor of Magritte.The person in charge of ADAGP signed with a pencil in the lower left corner and the pencil number from the lower left corner is 275 is.

René Magritte was born in 1898 in Lessines, Hainaut in Belgium. He was the eldest son of Leopold Magritte (tail stress and textile merchant) and regina (knee bertan chan), before being married was a female hat. Little is known about Magrit's early life. He began painting lessons in 1910. On March 12, 1912, his mother died in the waters of the Samburu River. This was not the first time she tried her life; she drove her husband Leopold to lock her in her bedroom and have done a lot of things for many years. One day she escaped and disappeared for several days. Later, about a mile of bodies were found in a nearby river.

The mother of René Magritte drowned in the Sambre River. According to the opinion of the public, the young Margaret who was 14 years old took him from the river, witnessed his mother's body and clung wet clothes to her face. Many people believe that this childhood activity is affecting many of the Magritte paintings whose faces, including lovers, are covered. Magrit denied these accusations, but the image of childhood events does not have anything to do with images that are almost ironic and very similar.