René Magritte, a famous painter of Belgian origin, together with Salvador Dalì, was one of the founders of surrealism, an avant-garde artistic movement of the twentieth century that aims to express a superior, dreamlike, unconscious reality, made of the irrational and dreams, a new form of artistic expression aimed at revealing the deepest aspects of the mind. Surrealism represents that part that emerges during dreams, and also emerges when we are awake and allows us to associate free words, thoughts and images without inhibitions and preordained purposes. Magritte is the artist of dreams, creator of surreal images that represent a conceptual painting that plays a lot on estrangement from reality: his famous works are visual solicitations that lead us to reflect. Another of his iconic paintings is the large eye wide open in the sky, or on the contrary the sky that is reflected in the eye?
In the catalogue of Il Mercante di Stampe, a selection of his most famous works, high resolution prints, produced in 1200 dpi on canvas.
In this selection we can find, Freedom Hegel's Holidays The Wrestlers' Tomb The Great War The Key to Dreams , The famous Man with a Bowler Hat Good Faith The Listening Room , and again, The Lovers , The Return , The False Mirror , the evocative Sixteen September and the timeless Son of Man , image on the left.