This artist depicts a shadowy raven circling above a fire in one canvas, while another shows a raven witnessing the burning of a house under a crescent moon.
This artist depicts a shadowy raven circling above a fire in one canvas, while another shows a raven witnessing the burning of a house under a crescent moon. A rifle leans up against a wall with a pool of blood at its base in the canvas The Survivor, while a bird cage is the focus of a work entitled Elective Affinities. This artist, whose works' titles were often provided by Louis Scutenaire, showed a woman's nightgown hanging on a wall with real breasts coming out of it, and black high-heeled shoes with real toes protruding, in The Philosophy of Boudoir. In another canvas, a large yellow gramophone sits on a table and a man in a suit listens to it, with a suitcase on the floor and a presumably dead person lying behind him on a red couch. In addition to The Menaced Assassin, he depicted geometrically-arranged floating men in Golconda. FTP, name this man who wrote "This is Not a Pipe" in The Treachery of Images, and positively loved bowler hats.
This artist depicts a shadowy raven circling above a fire in one canvas, while another shows a raven witnessing the burning of a house under a crescent moon.
Rene {Magritte}