The great table 1965

"The Great Table" (1965) by René Magritte is a classic example of Surrealism, a style known for its dreamlike imagery and illogical juxtapositions. The painting features a bowl of apples on a pedestal, seemingly floating on a beach under a crescent moon, evoking an uncanny sense of disorientation. The monochromatic blue color palette, applied with a meticulous technique, enhances the eerie atmosphere and contributes to the overall surreal effect. This artwork is currently on display at the Brachot Gallery in Brussels, Belgium, offering viewers an opportunity to experience Magritte's masterful manipulation of reality firsthand.