A Painterly Fantasy

Elle Fanning for Bullett Magazine, Winter 2012 (via Fashion Gone Rogue)

Rene Magritte Vs Max Ernst

René Magritte - Les Forces de l'Habitude, 1960 (via tout ceci est magnifique)

In Max Ernst's dining room in Paris there was a painting by Magritte, entitled Force of Habit, in which a heraldic image of a large green apple is inscribed in English, "This is not an apple." Max and Magritte had exchanged pictures, as artists often do. And Max, in the middle of the apple, had painted a cage with a bird inside. Below this cage, Max had written, "Ceci n'est pas un Magritte - signed Max Ernst." It transformed that painting by Magritte, which was a little boring, into something exceptional. The only problem is that when Magritte came and saw the picture, he laughed politely, but he hated it. - Daniel Filipacchi

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Street Surrealism

Interesni Kazki (via Flavorwire)

These crazy-ass murals by the Ukranian duo are slowly creeping over the city of Kiev. From re-inventing the Greek myth of King Sisyphus as a metaphor for capitalism to spray-painting Surreal scenes of peasants on an abandoned barn in the Ukrainian countryside. Eye-catching and mind-bending.

Alexis Bittar Resort 2012

Dali meets Coco Chanel meets the 1980s.

Modern Surreal

Bast

'I agree… No! … I disagree', 2011. Damien Cadio (via We Find Wildness)

Vera Crighton's mugshot, 1924

From 'Space�, Providence', 1975. Francesca Woodman

'Dulcinea XXIX', 2010. Lita Cabellut

(via thisisn'thappiness)

Vogue

Smile...

Young Girl Eating a Bird, 1927

Magritte. Sick.