The Son of Man, 1946 by Rene Magritte

Magrit drew a self-portrait. The picture consists of a man wearing a coat and a bowler hat standing in front of the sea and the low wall outside the cloudy sky. The man's face was mostly covered with hovering green apples. But you can see that person's eyes peeking at the edge of the apple. Another subtle feature is that the man's left arm seems to bend backwards at his elbow.

Regarding the picture, Magritte said: "At least partially obscure the face, so you have a clear face, an apple, a hidden visible but hidden human face.This is It is a constant event.I am interested in hidden things and things we can not see.The form of emotion, a kind of conflict lies between hidden visible and visible objects It may be said that. "

In early 1946, Margaret painted with his realism and impressionist style. Some of his work like "child of man" has shifted to a more extreme color. This extreme style close to some of Van Gogh's paintings will accelerate the end of 1947 when he was invited in May 1948, holding his first solo exhibition in Galerie du Boulevard in Paris.

This color lipograph Mr. Magrit heir in 1946 by René Magritte (Brussels, 1967 René Magritte, Renin, 1898), created by the original oil painting "Human Son" (Le Fils de Homme In the graphite color performed by the representative of the work, man at the lower right margin of this work) was announced by Paris Philippe Moreno in 2003. The word signature "Margaret" sign at the lower left end of the lower left end of the pencil 275 number signed on behalf of ADAGP with a pencil

Belgian painter Rene Magritte has earned a reputation for his witty whim, but his work is as strong as the human son and does not capture the imagination of the world. Those who do not know the name will soon recognize this surreal landmark, but you should know more about this famous painting and how it applies to the entire Magritte's work. Oil paintings are often combined with two other works created in 1964. The first work was a Bowling Cap Magritte, who had a similar appearance. The second is a great war against the facade, which depicts elegant outfits that flower covers her face in a similar seaside environment. An ordinary element juxtaposed in an abnormal way is an important theme of Magritte's work.

"Man of Man" of René Magritte is the most wonderful piece of Belgian innovator's career founded in 1964. The original work is an impressive 116 cm x 89 cm (45.67 in x 35 in), a typical canvas seen throughout the 20th century. Sadly, the human child is now a civilian It enjoys high appreciation and importance in the whole of Europe of the surrealist movement, but it is rare for your own opportunities, meaning that And I own it.