If you like Magritte, set aside lots of time for this museum (attached to the main art museum). There's so much material here, you might need more than one visit.....not just paintings, but drawings, letters, photographs and much, much more.
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If you like Magritte, set aside lots of time for this museum (attached to the main art museum). There's so much material here, you might need more than one visit.....not just paintings, but drawings, letters, photographs and much, much more.
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learn more about the live(s) of this great belgian surrealist and his friends
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Only €8 for this wonderful exposition on the life and works of one of the most influential 20th century artistes? Excellent value.
I didn't know very much about Magritte beforehand, but I do now and this musee was what influenced me. There is a fabulos collection of work to see, and a very informative commentary helps to pace Magritte where...
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The museum is rather new and has a wonderful collection of the works of René Magritte. A must for artlovers
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A large and potentially interesting museum. For me, the visit was marred by 2 things. First, and most important, I have never seen such a poorly lit museum. Many of the pieces were simply not observable. Also, it was so dark that most of the written material on the walls was impossible to read. Which I guess was not so...
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The building is beautifully done and the work displayed well but there was not enough English to help me enjoy it.
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Encompasses the career of Rene Magritte, but the best stuff is in a large room at the end of the exhibit. Our visit was made more fun by the antics of a gang of faux athletes who were doing mock exercise routines outside the museum, as if part of a tribute to surrealism (or at least fun).
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Difficult to separate the quality of a museum from the art itself.The museum is nicely laid out, over three floors and mostly chronologically. There is also a video room playing a film about Magritte.
I got a bit frustrated with the works after a while, and some of the most famous pieces are not here.
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avoid rainy weekends, when it will be packed. best visited mid-week, possibly mid-afternoon, on a rare sunny day, so that the crowds are elsewhere sipping hoegaarden instead of jostling you around. most of the collection was already in Brussels, but with this museum it all comes together and almost makes sense.
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Not an art afficionado but this is just a brilliant museum and monument to the great Magritte. Well layed out, good information in english, dutch and french explaining Magritte's history and different periods and styles. Surrealism at it's best! Stick around for the 50 minute film at the end of the recommended tour visit. Buy your tickets from the Museum...
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