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Estate Signed Rene Magritte La Race Blanche Lithograph

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Lithograph after (d'apres) Magritte, facsimile signed with Magritte Estate watermark, authorized by ADAGP, France. Printed on pure chiffon, Velin de Rives, 300 gr/square meter.This image was recreated by a master engraver and required over eighteen passes through a flat-bed lithographic press to be completed. Each print is signed in the plate, stamped with the seal of the Magritte Estate and signed by the publisher on the verso. This is part of an edition of 300.

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Estate Signed Rene Magritte La Folie des Grandeurs Lithograph

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Lithograph after (d’apres) Magritte, facsimile signed with Magritte Estate watermark, authorized by ADAGP, France. Printed on pure chiffon, Velin de Rives, 300 gr/square meter.This image was recreated by a master engraver and required over eighteen passes through a flat-bed lithographic press to be completed. Each print is signed in the plate, stamped with the seal of the Magritte Estate and signed by the publisher on the verso. This is part of an edition of 300. Painted over two years in 1948 and 1949 and part of the Hirshhorn Museum collection in Washington, DC. A woman cut up in many pieces, probably inspired by Russian dolls, with a background of checkered sky covered with clouds. This work was the subject of a bronze sculpture in 1967.

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Estate Signed Rene Magritte Les Valeurs Personnelles Lithograph

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Lithograph after (d’apres) Magritte, facsimile signed with Magritte Estate watermark, authorized by ADAGP, France. Printed on pure chiffon, Velin de Rives, 300 gr/square meter.This image was recreated by a master engraver and required over eighteen passes through a flat-bed lithographic press to be completed. Each print is signed in the plate, stamped with the seal of the Magritte Estate and signed by the publisher on the verso. This is part of an edition of 300. Le valeurs personelles or ‘personal effects’ was painted in 1952 and hangs at Museum of Modern Art in San Francisco, Califormia. What one sees on an object is another hidden object. This painting is strangely put together as a riddle or charade through which Magritte wants to reveal a mystery, that of inspiration invading the artist himself, seeking to awaken the spectator’s imagination and unexpected ideas.

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Estate Signed Rene Magritte Le Dernier Cri Lithograph

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Plate Signed Framed Rene Magritte Les Bijoux Indiscrets Lithograph

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A framed plate signed lithograph by the famous surrealist artist, René Magritte. This piece is entitled "Les Bijoux Indiscrets" and was printed in 1975 for the San Lazarro series of art books. Printed by Fernand Mourlot in Paris, France and published by XX Siecle, Paris.

René Magritte was born on the 21st November, 1898 in Hainaut, Belgium. His father was a tailor and a merchant. As his business was not successful, the family had to move often. René lost his mother early and tragically -- she committed suicide for unclear reasons; René was only 14 years old at the time. From 1916 through 1918, Magritte studied in the Royal Academy of Arts in Brussels (Académie Royale des Beaux-Arts). He became a wallpaper designer and commercial artist. His early painting works were executed under the influence of the Cubism and Futurism (1918-20) and then was inspired by the Purists and Fernand Léger. In 1922, Magritte married Georgette Berger, with whom he first became acquainted when he was fifteen years old. After meeting again in 1920, she became his model and then wife. Demonstrating the problems of visual perception and illusionary of images, Magritte used the symbols of mirrors, eyes, windows, stages and curtains and pictures within pictures. Magritte died of cancer at the age of 69, August 15, 1967 in Brussels.