The Key of Dreams
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| - | '''''The Key of Dreams''''' (La Clé des songes, 1930) is a painting by [[Rene Magritte]]. | + | '''''The Key of Dreams''''' (La Clé des songes) is the title of a series of three paintings by [[René Magritte]] made between 1930 and 1936. |
| - | It is on the cover of the original edition of John Berger’s ''[[Ways of Seeing]]''. | + | The paintings illustrate an [[incongruity]] between the visual and verbal. |
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| - | The painting illustrates a [[lapse]] between the visual and verbal. The wooden framed [[quadtych]] of a [[horse]], [[clock]], [[pitcher]] and [[suitcase]], labeled “the door”, “the wind”, “the bird”, “the valise” respectively. | + | |
| + | ==English version== | ||
| + | The wooden framed [[quadtych]] of a [[horse]], [[clock]], [[pitcher]] and [[suitcase]], are incorrectly labeled “the door”, “the wind”, “the bird”, “the valise” respectively. | ||
| + | It is on the cover of the original edition of John Berger’s ''[[Ways of Seeing]]''. | ||
| + | ==See also== | ||
| + | *[[Dream interpretation]] | ||
| + | *''[[Juliette, or Key of Dreams]]'' | ||
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The Key of Dreams (La Clé des songes) is the title of a series of three paintings by René Magritte made between 1930 and 1936.
The paintings illustrate an incongruity between the visual and verbal.
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English version
The wooden framed quadtych of a horse, clock, pitcher and suitcase, are incorrectly labeled “the door”, “the wind”, “the bird”, “the valise” respectively.
It is on the cover of the original edition of John Berger’s Ways of Seeing.
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See also
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