The Pilgrim 1966

"The Pilgrim" (1966) by Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte, depicts a man’s suit, a hat and a detached head all floating on a pale blue background. The painting’s subject matter is deliberately disjointed, highlighting the separation of the body from the mind, and challenging the viewer’s perception of reality. The artist’s distinctive style, characterized by sharp lines and realistic imagery, is a cornerstone of Surrealism.