What is unique about Magritte's depictions in his art?
Realistic portraitures
Projected landscapes
Familiar objects in unexpected contexts
Abstract forms
Answer
Magritte is known for depicting familiar objects in unexpected contexts. This technique is often used to create a sense of unease or confusion in the viewer. Magritte often used objects that are common in everyday life, such as apples, clouds, and doors, but he would depict them in unusual ways. For example, he might paint an apple with a human face, or a cloud that looks like a boat.
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