Magritte, the artist of dreams, the painter capable of drawing the surreal, one of the few whose artistic expression focuses on revealing the deepest aspects of the human mind.
This is how his paintings become so attractive that they involve the spectator who decides to let go and undertake the experience of entering new worlds, which in the end he recognizes as his own.
Among the most famous works of the French artist, The Son of Man , a self-portrait where the artist hides his face behind an apple that here serves to mask the character, this to indicate the tendency of men to always seek what is beyond, what cannot be seen. The green apple often returns, as in The Listening Room , where the giant apple is an invader of the surrounding room and induces an almost claustrophobic sensation: there is no more space in the room and it almost seems to come out of the painting, as if it were threatening even the space of the spectator.
Each painting of the artist is born to discover fears, reveal the nature of dreams, thoughts and unconscious: Magritte perfectly represents these sensations thanks to perfect symbolic images.
In the rich catalogue of the Mercante di stampe, we can also find:
Freedom, Hegel's Holiday, The Wrestlers' Tomb, The Great War, The Key to Dreams, The Famous Man in the Bowler Hat, Good Faith, The Lovers, The Return, The False Mirror, the evocative Sixteenth of September.
Consult the online catalogue for these and other works, all created and printed in high definition.