Dr. William Jeffett: "Magritte and Dalí"

[@dianeo]

An amazing and fascinating exhibit that I saw recently. I loved the comparison paintings between Dali and Magritte and how their paths connected. Beautifully laid out. Just wonderful.

[@DarkAngelEU]

Magritte is our most valued artist, hence why he is remembered with his own museum. ;)

[@retromodernism1799]

Totally necessary to remember such a unique artist with his own Museum.

[@M.2018-b3f]

Thank you. ✨

[@MTBSamurai]

The speaker has an accent I can not place? Thanks for the video.

[@retromodernism1799]

Fascinating collision of ideas, influences and personal baggage in Magritte's work.

[@twicetwo]

Thanks. But it's a pity that there are no titles.

[@almazlz]

Nice! Thank you!

[@DateTwoRelate]

Informative talk from a less-than-dynamic speaker who perhaps has repeated this lecture a multitude of times, at least on the Dali side.

[@robertmather6152]

Very informative. Thank you.

[@007clownfish]

Don't agree Dali was a better technical painter than Magritte. Unless maybe you're comparing very early Magritte works with Dali in his prime which is not a fair comparison.

[@pattynjan1]

Margritte delibered painted devioded of style like book illustrations . André Breton called Margritte “ a petit bourgeois “ and Dali a buffon. André was not a nice man.

[@albertmorris6162]

Dali also had an affair with poet Garcia-Lorca. Museums tend to ignore the homosexual subtexts or biographical background of artists.

[@marzenadrwal7730]

😷 🤗☯️

[@MariaHalfevil333]

Count the times you call Magrittes work "weird", "strange", "odd", "mysterious" a.s.o. without explaining. SO annoying. You actually do not know enough about him and his art .