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Magritte, René --- Magritte Museum [Brussels] --- partituren --- Magritte Museum (Brussel) --- cadavre exquis --- fotografie --- film --- Catalogs --- Museum René Magritte (Brussels, Belgium) --- gedrukte uitgave van een muziekpartituur --- gedrukte uitgave van een muziekpartituur. --- Magritte Museum (Brussel). --- cadavre exquis. --- film. --- Magritte, René.
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Cet ouvrage a été publié à l'occasion de l'exposition René Magritte: A laboratory of ideas. Musée Nordique de l'Aquarelle, Shärhamm (Suède) 8 Mai - 4 Septembre 2022.L'illustration n°63 (p. 45) fait référence à une lettre de René Magritte à Jacques Wergifosse conservée aux AML sous la référence ML 07507/0003.Dans le cadre de cette exposition, des lettres de René Magritte, issues des fonds Louis Scutenaire et Irène Hamoir ; et Marcel Mariën (dépôts KBR, 1995) ont été prêtées au Musée.Liste des oeuvres prêtées.- Lettre à Louis Scutenaire, 22 novembre 1939 (FS46 00015)- Lettre à Louis Scutenaire, 9 mars 1940 (FS46 00020)- Carte postale à Louis Scutenaire et Irène Hamoir, 11 mai 1951 (FS46 00039)- Carte postale à Louis Scutenaire et Irène Hamoir, 29 mai 1951 (FS46 00040)- Lettre à Louis Scutenaire et Irène Hamoir, 7 juin 1948 (FS46 00054)- Le bouchon, 1950 (FS47 00120/0001)- Lettre à Pierre-Louis Flouquet, 1921 (ML 04235/0003)- Lettre à Jacques Wergifosse, 21 octobre 1958 (ML 07507/003)
Surréalisme belge --- Correspondance --- Dessins --- Oeuvre plastique --- Publicité --- Breton, André --- Hamoir, Irène --- Magritte, René --- Scutenaire, Jean
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René Magritte used paper to explore his ideas. His visual language emerged from the sketches he made in the corners of letters or notepads. His ideas germinated in correspondence. The gouache versions he made of existing oil paintings added a new facet to the works. And his commercial illustrations taught him to assess the effect of images. Paper was a source of joy. Unlike his oil paintings, which required meticulousness and patience, paper was a medium where he could let his ideas run free. Especially in his correspondence, drawings, collages and gouaches, he tried new approaches. From sketches to raster drawings, from scribbles in his letters to book illustrations, and from preparatory sketches to finished paintings, drawing formed the core of his work. This aspect of Magritte's oeuvre is rarely examined, although it lies at the heart of his painting. His drawings give us a better understanding of how his ideas evolved. This comprehensive publication brings together for the first time more than 200 works on paper by René Magritte, most of which have remained unpublished
Drawing --- collages [visual works] --- drawings [visual works] --- gouache [paint] --- pencils [drawing and writing equipment] --- Magritte, René --- Surrealism --- Art, Belgian --- Magritte, René, 1898-1967
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