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1 PSDRAW MAGRITTE Amour (Love) Paris, 1928 Photographer Unknown PSDRAW MAGRITTE Amour (Love) Paris, 1928 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot NOTES: exterior wall blue NOTES: exterior wall blue René Magritte and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) Paris, 1928 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot NOTES: exterior wall blue René Magritte and La Clairvoyance (Clairvoyance) Brussels, 1936 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Private collection, Brussels NOTES: exterior blue Untitled (Photomatons) Paris, 1929 Sixteen gelatin silver prints mounted on board Collection Sylvio Perlstein, Antwerp Page: 1 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: exterior wall blue La Mort des fantômes (The Death of Ghosts) Paris, 1928 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot NOTES: exterior wall blue Dieu, le huitième jour (God, the Eighth Day) Brussels, 1937 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Ford Motor Company Collection, gift of the Ford Motor Company and John C. Waddell, 1987 NOTES: exterior wall blue René Magritte and Le Barbare (The Barbarian) London, 1938 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print The Baltimore Museum of Art. Purchase with exchange funds from the Edward Joseph Gallagher III Memorial Collection; and partial gift of George H. Dalsheimer, Baltimore, 1988 Page: 2 PSDRAW MAGRITTE Photograph of L’Évidence éternelle (The Eternally Obvious) Brussels, 1930 or 1931 Photograph by Cami Stone (Belgian, 1892–1975) Gelatin silver print NOTES: exterior blue National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 1989 NOTES: exterior blue Unidentified girl and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) Paris, 1928 Photograph by Raoul Ubac (Belgian, 1911–1985) Gelatin silver print (reversal print) Private collection NOTES: exterior blue Georgette Magritte with unidentified individuals and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) Paris, 1928 Photograph by Raoul Ubac (Belgian, 1911–1985) Gelatin silver print (reversal print) Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot Page: 3 PSDRAW MAGRITTE Edward James in front of Au seuil de la liberté (On the Threshold of Liberty) London, 1937 Photograph by René Magritte Gelatin silver print NOTES: exterior wall The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Ford blue Motor Company Collection, gift of Ford Motor Company and John C. Waddell, 1987 NOTES: exterior wall blue E. L. T. Mesens hanging La Clairvoyance (Clairvoyance) at the London Gallery London, 1937 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels/ Archives for Contemporary Art in Belgium NOTES: exterior wall blue René Magritte and Le Masque vide (The Empty Mask) Paris, 1928 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Private collection, Brussels Page: 4 1 René Magritte and Le Masque vide (The Empty 8 Edward James in front of Au seuil de la liberté Mask) (On the Threshold of Liberty) Paris, 1928 London, 1937 Photographer unknown Photograph by René Magritte Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print PSDRAW Private collection, Brussels The Metropolitan Museum of Art,MAGRITTE New York. Ford Motor Company Collection, gift of Ford Motor 2 Dieu, le huitième jour (God, the Eighth Day) Company and John C. Waddell, 1987 Brussels, 1937 Photographer unknown 9 René Magritte and La Clairvoyance Gelatin silver print (Clairvoyance) Brussels, 1936 The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York. Ford Photographer unknown Motor Company Collection, gift of the Ford Motor Gelatin silver print Company and John C. Waddell, 1987 Private collection, Brussels 3 Unidentified girl and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) 10 La Mort des fantômes (The Death of Ghosts) Paris, 1928 Paris, 1928 Photograph by Raoul Ubac (Belgian, 1911–1985) Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print (reversal print) Gelatin silver print Private collection Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot 4 René Magritte and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) 11 Photograph of L’Évidence éternelle (The Eternally Paris, 1928 Obvious) Photographer unknown Brussels, 1930 or 1931 Gelatin silver print Photograph by Cami Stone (Belgian, 1892–1975) Gelatin silver print Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Brachot National Gallery of Australia, Canberra. Purchased 1989 5 Georgette Magritte with unidentified individuals and Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the 12 René Magritte and Le Barbare (The Barbarian) Impossible) London, 1938 Paris, 1928 Photographer unknown Photograph by Raoul Ubac (Belgian, 1911–1985) Gelatin silver print Gelatin silver print (reversal print) The Baltimore Museum of Art. Purchase with Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel exchange funds from the Edward Joseph Brachot Gallagher III Memorial Collection; and partial gift of George H. Dalsheimer, Baltimore, 1988 6 Amour (Love) Paris, 1928 13 Untitled (Photomatons) Photographer unknown Paris, 1929 Gelatin silver print Sixteen gelatin silver prints mounted on board Private collection of Isadora and Isy Gabriel Collection Sylvio Perlstein, Antwerp Brachot 7 E. L. T. Mesens hanging La Clairvoyance (Clairvoyance) at the London Gallery London, 1937 Photographer unknown Gelatin silver print Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels/ Page: 5 Archives for Contemporary Art in Belgium PSDRAW MAGRITTE La Faux Miroir (The False Mirror) NOTES: blue Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Purchase, 1937 C657 English only NOTES: blue L’Assassin menacé (The Menaced Assassin) Brussels, 1927 Oil on canvas The Museum of Modern Art, New York. Kay Sage Tanguy Fund, 1966 NOTES: blue Le Palais de rideaux (III) (The Palace of Curtains [III]) Paris, 1928–29 Oil on canvas The Museum of Modern Art, New York. The Sidney and Harriet Janis Collection, 1967 Page: 6 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue Les Muscles célestes (The Muscles of the Sky) Paris, 1927 Oil on canvas Deposited with the Magritte Museum, Brussels NOTES: blue Le Prince des objets (The Prince of Objects) Paris, 1927 Oil on canvas Galerie Vedovi, Brussels NOTES: blue Le Dormeur téméraire (The Daring Sleeper) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Tate. Purchase, 1969 Page: 7 PSDRAW MAGRITTE Le Paysage fantôme (The Phantom Landscape) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Private collection NOTES: blue NOTES: blue L’Apparition (The Apparition) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Staatsgalerie Stuttgart C654 English only NOTES: blue Le Monde perdu (The Lost World) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Kunstmuseum Winterthur. Purchase, 1984 Page: 8 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue Le Miroir vivant (The Living Mirror) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Private collection NOTES: blue L’Arbre de la science (The Tree of Knowledge) Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas Patronage AG Insurance NOTES: blue Les Idées de l’acrobate (The Acrobat’s Ideas) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Pinakothek der Moderne, Bayerische Staatsgemäldesammlungen, Munich Page: 9 PSDRAW MAGRITTE L’Homme au journal (The Man with the Newspaper) Paris, 1928 NOTES: blue Oil on canvas Tate. Presented by the Friends of the Tate Gallery, 1964 NOTES: blue Les Charmes du paysage (The Delights of Landscape) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Private collection, London Tentative de l’impossible (Attempting the Impossible) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Toyota Municipal Museum of Art, Japan NOTES: blue C656 English only Page: 10 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue L’Usage de la parole (The Use of Speech) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Private collection, Los Angeles NOTES: blue Personnage méditant sur la folie (Figure Brooding on Madness) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels NOTES: blue La Trahison des images (The Treachery of Images) Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles. Purchased with funds provided by the Mr. and Mrs. William Preston Harrison Collection NOTES: blue L’Alphabet des révelations (The Alphabet of Revelations) Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas The Menil Collection, Houston Page: 11 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue Le Temps menaçant (Threatening Weather) Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas Scottish National Gallery of Modern Art, Edinburgh NOTES: blue L’Annonciation (The Annunciation) Paris, 1930 Oil on canvas Tate. Purchased with assistance from the Friends of the Tate Gallery, 1986 NOTES: blue Grelots roses, ciels en lambeaux (Pink Bells, Tattered Skies) Paris, 1930 Oil on canvas Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid NOTES: blue Les Chasseurs au bord de la nuit (The Hunters at the Edge of Night) Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Private collection Page: 12 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue Profondeurs de la terre (The Depths of the Earth) Paris, 1930 Oil on four canvases Property of a West Coast collector NOTES: blue L’Évidence éternelle (The Eternally Obvious) Paris, 1930 Oil on five canvases The Menil Collection, Houston C658 English only NOTES: blue Les Six Éléments (The Six Elements) Paris, 1929 Oil on canvas Philadelphia Museum of Art. The Louise and Walter Arensberg Collection, 1950 NOTES: blue [Biomorphs with Words] Paris, 1928 Oil on canvas Collection Sylvio Perlstein, Antwerp Page: 13 PSDRAW MAGRITTE NOTES: blue Les Perfections célestes (Celestial Perfections) Paris, 1930 Oil on four canvases Courtesy Brachot Gallery, Belgium NOTES: blue Découverte (Discovery) Paris, 1927 Oil on canvas Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels NOTES: blue La Parure de l’orage (The Finery of the Storm) Paris, 1927 Oil on canvas Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ross NOTES: blue Le Sens propre (The Literal Meaning)
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