Collective Invention by Rene Magritte Statue
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Collective Invention by Rene Magritte (original is oil on canvas)
This work of a woman transforming into a fish was finished in 1935 and exhibited in July 1935. Magritte describes this work as follows: Collective Invention is the answer to the problem of the sea. On the beach I laid a siren, the top part of whose body is that of a fish, while the bottom part consists of the belly and legs of a woman. Part of the Museum Collection of statues adapted from famous paintings. Hand-painted resin statue. Measures 1.5"H x 6"L. Comes with color description card.
This work of a woman transforming into a fish was finished in 1935 and exhibited in July 1935. Magritte describes this work as follows: Collective Invention is the answer to the problem of the sea. On the beach I laid a siren, the top part of whose body is that of a fish, while the bottom part consists of the belly and legs of a woman. Part of the Museum Collection of statues adapted from famous paintings. Hand-painted resin statue. Measures 1.5"H x 6"L. Comes with color description card.