René Magritte's 1964 painting 'The Son of Man' exemplifies surrealist art by depicting a man standing calmly before the sea with his face hidden by a floating green apple, demonstrating how concealment creates mystery and transforms an ordinary portrait into a thought-provoking artwork where what remains hidden matters more than what is visible.
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This is the Son of Man, painted by René Magritte in 1964. A man stands calmly before [music] the sea, but his face is hidden by a floating apple.
Magritte turns an ordinary portrait into a mystery, where what we see matters less than what [music] stays concealed.
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