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| − | ''' | + | '''René Magritte''' was a [[Belgium|Belgian]] surrealist artist. |
== History == | == History == | ||
| − | When [[Bart]] looked into [[Lisa]]'s art book, when she was looking for something that would let [[Marge]] dry the clothes outdoors. Bart took a look and he liked what he saw and told her that it can't be art. Lisa told him it is one of | + | When [[Bart]] looked into [[Lisa]]'s art book, when she was looking for something that would let [[Marge]] dry the clothes outdoors. Bart took a look and he liked what he saw and told her that it can't be art. Lisa told him it is one of René Magritte's, a surrealist, just that the picture looked similar to hanging laundry but it was too much of a stretch. Later, Bart wrote on the picture that [[Mr. Norman]] had taken of Marge's bra "This is not a bra", and he told Norman that he had made a visual paradox à la Magritte. |
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[[Category:Bongo comic book characters]] | [[Category:Bongo comic book characters]] | ||
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Character Information
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René Magritte was a Belgian surrealist artist.
History
When Bart looked into Lisa's art book, when she was looking for something that would let Marge dry the clothes outdoors. Bart took a look and he liked what he saw and told her that it can't be art. Lisa told him it is one of René Magritte's, a surrealist, just that the picture looked similar to hanging laundry but it was too much of a stretch. Later, Bart wrote on the picture that Mr. Norman had taken of Marge's bra "This is not a bra", and he told Norman that he had made a visual paradox à la Magritte.
Appearances
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