Landscape with miracles 1935

André Masson’s “Landscape with miracles” (1935) is a vibrant and surrealist painting that features a combination of abstract and figurative elements. Vivid colors and bold lines depict a landscape with swirling shapes, a standing figure, and a green snake in the bottom right corner. The artwork is characterized by its use of automatism, a technique associated with surrealism, where the artist allows their subconscious to guide their hand in creating the piece. This technique is evident in the seemingly random and dreamlike forms that dominate the composition.