After René Magritte

'After René Magritte' is an attribution used by auction houses to describe works created in the style of or directly inspired by the legendary Belgian Surrealist René Magritte (1898, 1967), often by unknown or unidentified artists. These works typically replicate or closely reference Magritte's iconic imagery, including bowler-hatted figures, floating objects, and dreamlike juxtapositions. Such pieces are sold when authorship cannot be definitively established but the stylistic influence is unmistakable.