1.
What is
surrealism? Surrealism is a creative potential of the unconscious mind.
2.
What
motif did Magritte use in many of his works? Why was this significant? The
man wearing a bowler hat became his motif throughout his paintings this is
significant because it is a self-portrait.
3.
In
his work Golconda, why is it
important that Magritte varied the image of the man in the bowler hat? How does it add depth to the work? It was
important that Magritee varied the size of the man in this picture to give this
picture a better depth of field. By making the men bigger it made the viewer
feel like the man were closer than the ones that were smaller. Also he used he
painted more detail on the men closer to you in the picture.
4.
Why
did surreal artists choose to create strange worlds with their art?
They explained
since we already know what the world look why don’t we express our dreaming
minds, which can create strange worlds.
5.
Explain
how the techniques of juxtaposition, altered scale, and language help
Magritte explore Surrealism.
Juxtaposing
ordinary but unrelated thing could be a disorienting and powerful like waking
up form a strange dream. An altered scale also gives that feeling of Surrealism
as well as language. Surrealism is having creative ideas from your unconscious
mind.
6.
What
would be a few reasons why Magritte would cover the faces of his subjects?
Some reasons why
Magritte would cover the face of his subjects is to hide the facial features,
so the subject could potentially be anyone, He wants the viewer to guess what
the object in front of the face is hiding and why that is.
7.
Why
did Magritte strive for realism & precision in his paintings?
He believed it
allowed the viewer to focus on the subject, instead of the techniques that were
used to make the piece
Depth of field
Depth of field
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