In 1936, while designing pulpy film posters under the pseudonym Emair, Magritte landed a solo show at the Julien Levy Gallery in New York, for which he produced a smaller, English-language version ...

A 1954 version of René Magritte's The Empire of Light sold for ... house as the "crown jewel" of former owner Mica Ertegun. The artwork depicts a house with a single streetlamp in front.

The artwork depicts a house with a single streetlamp ... a nocturnal landscape and daylight –– a surrealist motif that ...

Millions were terrified by The Exorcist, the 1973 horror film about the demonic possession of a young girl, which resulted in packed theaters and movie house employees telling tales of fainting ...

While Magritte depicts the skies above as a bright ... The auction house - Christie's - called the artwork the "crown jewel" of its previous owner - late American interior designer Mica Ertegun.

Magritte, arguably best known for his iconic artwork “The Treachery of Images (This is Not a Pipe)” (1929), frequently presented ordinary objects in unusual contexts in dreamlike compositions ...