Project for a mural, Norine House, Brussels
- Artist
- Rene Magritte
- Date
- c.1931 ; Brussels , Belgium
- Style
- Surrealism
- Genre
- Design
- Location
- Magritte Museum
"Project for a mural, Norine House, Brussels" is a vibrant artwork that exemplifies innovative design techniques through its use of gouache paint, creating bold and expressive visuals. The piece showcases surreal elements characteristic of Surrealism, inviting viewers into a dreamlike scene. Notably, the artist employed cardboard as part of the conceptual framework, emphasizing the mural’s temporary, experimental nature. This work highlights the playful and imaginative spirit of mural design while pushing the boundaries of traditional painting mediums.
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