Le groupe silencieux 1926

"Le groupe silencieux" (1926) by René Magritte is a prime example of Surrealist painting. The work features a series of seemingly unrelated objects, including a pink cube with eyes, a wooden figure, and a framed view of a landscape with a castle. This juxtaposition of everyday objects in an uncanny setting is characteristic of Magritte's style, which often explores themes of perception, reality, and the subconscious. Magritte's works are known for their dreamlike qualities and their ability to challenge viewers' assumptions about the world around them.