L’ombre céleste 1927

"L’ombre céleste" (1927) by René Magritte is a surrealist painting that depicts a seemingly impossible scene: a section of a brick wall appears to have been torn away, revealing a patch of sky with clouds behind it. The painting challenges our perception of reality and suggests that the world is not always as it seems. Magritte was known for his use of everyday objects in unexpected ways, creating unsettling and thought-provoking images. "L’ombre céleste" is a prime example of this characteristic of Magritte's work.