Did René Magritte use familiar objects in his art?
Yes, in unexpected contexts
No, he created abstract forms
Only in his early career
Not familiar, but abstract objects
Answer
René Magritte often used familiar objects in his art. However, he would often place these objects in unexpected contexts, creating surreal and often humorous images. For example, in his painting "The Son of Man", Magritte depicts a man in a bowler hat and a raincoat standing in front of a green curtain. In the center of the painting is an apple, floating in midair.
Mysteries of the Surreal: Unraveling the World of René Magritte
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