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This work stands out for its predominance of green tones
A new advertising poster created by Fortunato Depero in 1924
Human figures are distributed along the street
better if placed on walls that contrast sharply such as lilac or green
by The Museum of Fine ArtsIt was created during the artist's later period
La traición de las imágenes, Magritte Dimensions (inches):11 x 16" This work stands out forIn the work, it reads "Ceci n'est pas une pipe", which means "This is not a Pipe". This was the artist's statement about this work, defending that it was not a pipe, but only the image of a pipe. The phrase over the painting caused huge criticisms and anger among the community, even to this day, producing numerous works from great artists who have wanted to talk about it, like the renowned street artist from England, Banksy, in his work called "This