For 10 points, identify this pseudo-self-portrait by Rene Magritte, in which the subject's face is almost entirely obscured by a green apple.
In 1970, Norman Rockwell painted a parody of this piece to be used as label art for United Vintners. A similar situation to that depicted in this painting, involving instead a parasol-carrying woman in a white dress, is the subject of its artist's The Great War on Facades. The lower right section of its subject's body is in shadow, partly because its subject's left arm seems to be bending backward at the elbow. A cloudy sky, placid blue water, and a (*) concrete-block wall make up the background of this painting. An easily-missed detail is its subject's left eye and brow, which are barely visible behind green leaves and below a bowler hat. For 10 points, identify this pseudo-self-portrait by Rene Magritte, in which the subject's face is almost entirely obscured by a green apple.
In 1970, Norman Rockwell painted a parody of this piece to be used as label art for United Vintners.
The Son of Man [or Le fils de l'homme]