René Magritte / Autograph Letter Signed On His Work And Salvador Dali

  

The autograph bookshop of the centuries has specialized for many years in the sale of autograph letters and manuscripts. Autograph letter signed in pink capel. Two 8-page pages on paper at his letterhead. Autograph envelope stamped and obliterated.

Dalí is too submissive to respectable ideas to deserve another title than \Extraordinary and precious letter from the surrealist painter giving his vision of his work and refuting with vigor all sorts of interpretations that can be made about the use of symbolism in his painting. Magritte finishes his letter with a bloody paragraph against salvador dalí, while confessing his admiration for ernst and chirico. \That it would solve by an interpretation or an explanation. These kinds of games are not lacking in amusement, but the painting that I conceive does not correspond to these games, however honorable they may be. So, about \There is no question seriously, since without a little speech, the picture would be unable to inform the viewer that it symbolizes \Painting is incapable of expressing ideas and feelings.

Painting - when there is no mystification is limited to showing. In the case of \Such an image shows us the unknown (we did not know before this table: a pile of houses).

This is far more interesting than a known idea, that of the udder of humans, for example? On the other hand, wanting to \She shows a pile of houses.

The houses themselves, what they really are. A pile of bricks and stones that has changed appearance, but which is - under the appearance - remained bricks and stones laid on the ground? About dali, of which you speak to me as if I shared your interest in him, I must tell you that the use he makes of symbols is sufficient to classify him - for me - among painters who have no real freedom of thought. He is too much subject to respectable ideas to deserve another title than \Apart from chirico and max ernst, there is no painter in the world who is not interested.

Magritte evokes here his painting. Realized in 1961, and appearing a pile of multicolored houses placed on the horizon.

The work is now preserved at the Brussels Museum of Fine Arts. The collectors couple, rose bauwens and joseph capel, was intimate surrealist artists. Rose bauwens-capel was also director of the magazine Blue Sky.

Published in 1945, with which collaborated Breton, Colinet, Magritte, Marien, Picasso, Scutenaire, etc. Ref: david sylvester ed, Sarah Whitfield & Michael Raeburn. Check out our manuscripts The autograph gallery of the centuries is specialized in the sale and expertise of autograph letters and manuscripts of the great personalities of past centuries. Purchase / payment methods We accept the following payment methods: bank transfers and checks. Prices shown are in euros and are net.

Shipping all our shipments are made by registered mail with insurance at fixed price of 10 for France and 20 for the rest of the world. We can also send by private carrier at your request. Conditions of sale in accordance with the practices of the International League of the old bookstore, we accept a guarantee of return within 14 days. The cost of return is the responsibility of the buyer.

About all the parts offered are originals whose authenticity we guarantee. Our invoices stand as proof of authenticity of the parts sold. However, at your request, we can issue a certificate of authenticity, in addition. The item \The seller is \This item can be delivered anywhere in the world.