The tomb of the wrestlers 1960

"The Tomb of the Wrestlers" (1960) by René Magritte is a Surrealist oil painting that depicts a giant red rose filling a room. The rose's petals are incredibly detailed, and the painting's muted color palette emphasizes the rose's exaggerated size. It's a classic example of Magritte's style, which often explores the nature of perception and reality, and the painting's title alludes to the contrast between the delicate beauty of the flower and the weighty implications of the term "tomb."