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Why did Magritte paint his paintings?

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He found he had the talent and the urge. That's why people become artists.

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How did Rene Magritte make his paintings?

oil paint on canvas


What media did Magritte use in his paintings and how did he use it?

His media were oil paint and canvas. He brushed the oil paint on to the canvas.


What was Rene Magritte's favorite thing to draw with?

He did not DRAW much - he PAINTED. His paintings are oil paint on canvas.


How many paintings did René Magritte paint?

it's not too clear how many exactly, but the rough count so far is around 1300.


When did René Magritte start drawing?

PAINTING, please, not drawing. Magritte's earliest paintings are from 1915, when he was 17.


What paint did Rene Magritte use?

oil paint on canvas


What is the meaning in Rene Magritte's paintings?

It is not possible to ascribe a precise meaning to a surrealistic work of art. Magritte even made it impossible by giving titles to his paintings, which are not related to the picture.


Why are Magritte's paintings disturbing to look at?

Because they defy logic.


When did Magritte paint 'The Lovers'?

He painted it in 1928.


Why is Rene Magritte historically significant?

Rene Magritte is most renowned for being a surrealist painter and his paintings are very innovative and unique.


What years did René Magritte paint?

About 1920 to 1967.


What does Magritte do besides paint?

He was a full time artist.