Tag: René Magritte: The Lovers (1928)

• René Magritte’s unthinkable thoughts

  

  In the tragic aftermath of World War I, Magritte turned his back on Academic history painting. Instead, he shows us life’s ambiguities, depicted in witty and thought-provoking ways.

  Diane Tucker

  2025-07-15

  Art history stories, Modern Art, Social and Political Struggles, The Shy Museumgoer

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