The Works of Magritte

Rene Magritte is a mysterious and mysterious person who draws a picture of surrealist. Little is known about his childhood, except his mother, Regine Magritte, drowned in the Samburu River. The young Magritte was thought to have found her body floating on her nighttime outfit covering her face. It is speculated that this trauma will affect many of Magritte's works. When Rene Magritte picked up his brush, he created a beautiful visual mystery amusing and confusing the audience.

Not only did many artists have an interest in René Magritte's work and influenced, but the whole world of pop culture and art was greatly influenced by his creativity and unique ability, it became normal It was. In the audience especially in the 1960's his ability to display letters in an implicit but suspicious way made his work very popular. In fact, due to its unique style, artists can not create in a similar way, and most of his work has been copied and used in books, print advertisements and other rituals.

Modern artists are heavily influenced by the irritation test of the volatility of René Magritte's image. Among the influenced artists of Magritte's works are John Bardessari, Ed Lucya, Andy Warhol, Jasper Johns, Jan Verdutt, Martin Kippenberger, Duane Michaels, Storm Sausson, Lewis There are Ray etc. Some of the artist's works incorporate direct references, but the work of other artists provides a contemporary perspective in his abstract rhetoric. Magritt uses simple graphics and everyday images to compare with popular artists. The influence of his pop art on the development is widely recognized, but Magrit himself refuses this relationship. He thinks that popular artists pay attention to the excessive contrast of his concern as "their own mistakes" as "their mistakes" and "as long as reality is permanent".

Rene Magritte was the biggest of the three boys and was born in a pretty wealthy family. His father is considered a manufacturing industry and his mother is considered a pre-married woman. The development of Magrit as an artist was influenced by two major events in his childhood; at first it is encounter with an artist in the cemetery that met him while playing with his colleagues. Margaret later wrote, "I found that there was a painter from the capital between some broken stone pillars and overlapped leaves.In my opinion he performed magic It seems to be. The mother committed suicide when Margaret was 14 years old in 1912. According to forgery, Magritte appeared when her body was removed from the river, her face was completely covered with a white dress.