The good season 1961

"The Good Season" (1961) by René Magritte is a surrealist painting depicting three large, verdant leaves against a background of stylized foliage. The leaves are depicted as trees, their stems extending to the ground, creating a sense of both realism and absurdity. The juxtaposition of simple forms with a dreamlike atmosphere is characteristic of Magritte's work. He masterfully manipulates reality to explore themes of perception, illusion, and the nature of representation in this painting.