Automatic Portrait of the Automaton of Albertus Magnus 

"Automatic Portrait of the Automaton of Albertus Magnus" is a Surrealist artwork created by Georges Hugnet in 1938. The work was created using the automatism technique, a method of spontaneous creation that emphasizes the subconscious. The artwork is characterized by its abstract forms and lack of recognizable features, reflecting the artist's exploration of the unconscious mind and the realm of dreams. The title suggests a connection to the 13th-century philosopher and scientist, Albertus Magnus, further adding to the mystical and philosophical aura of the work.