René Magritte’s ‘superstar of surrealism’ to go on sale in Paris
A significant piece of art history is set to hit the auction block in Paris as René Magritte's 'La Magie Noire' goes on sale after being held in a private collection for over 90 years. This painting, once owned by the family of wartime resistance heroine Suzanne Spaak, is expected to fetch more than €7 million. The sale not only highlights the enduring legacy of Magritte, a key figure in surrealism, but also sheds light on the personal connections that can influence the art world, as Spaak's family supported the artist during his financial struggles.
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A significant piece of art history is set to hit the auction block in Paris as René Magritte's 'La Magie Noire' goes on sale after being held in a private collection for over 90 years. This painting, once owned by the family of wartime resistance heroine Suzanne Spaak, is expected to fetch more than €7 million. The sale not only highlights the enduring legacy of Magritte, a key figure in surrealism, but also sheds light on the personal connections that can influence the art world, as Spaak's family supported the artist during his financial struggles.
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