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Magritte

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Magritte
Ren? . 1898--1967, Belgian surrealist painter. By juxtaposing incongruous objects, depicted with meticulous realism, his works create a bizarre and disturbing impression

Magritte - A constraint language for interactive graphical layout by J. Gosling. It solves constraints using algebraic transformations.

["Algebraic Constraints", J. Gosling, PhD Thesis, TR CS-83-132, CMU, May 1983].


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The show was filled with eye-popping theatrics that took their inspiration from surrealist Rene Magritte and the Hollywood musicals of the 1950s.
BAE Systems Aircraft Trading and Management Services sold two A319s on behalf of a consortium of European banks and investors and Magritte Aircraft Leasing Ltd.
The symbolic value of cloud imagery persists in contemporary visual art, where it signifies the generative, the destructive, and the enigmatic--in the art of Magritte, for example, as well in the work of Frida Kahlo and Georgia O'Keefe.
 
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