The artwork entitled “Anne-Marie Crowet” was created by the renowned artist René Magritte in 1956 in Brussels, Belgium. This piece belongs to the Surrealism art movement and is categorized as a portrait.
The artwork features a close-up portrayal of a woman’s face, focusing intently on her striking features. Her piercing eyes gaze directly at the viewer, creating an intimate and almost confrontational engagement. Her bold red lips stand out vividly against her pale complexion, further emphasizing the dramatic contrast within the composition. The fine detailing in her skin and hair adds a realistic texture to the piece, while the overall composition maintains an enigmatic and dreamlike quality, resonant of the Surrealist genre.
