Rene Magritte, Working with Surrealism Crossword

a movement in art and literature in which artists and writers create illogical imagery, which is often dreamlike  
to place two or more images or ideas side by side
the part of an artwork that seems farthest from the viewer
divided into two parts, usually of equal sizes
the curves or form of a three-dimensional surface
a composition in which some of the forms or figures may extend beyond the edges of the picture plane
the point to which the viewer’s eye is drawn in a work of art
the area in an artwork that appears closest to the viewer
areas of light value that bring attention to a certain part of a painting or drawing
larger-than-life
a repeated form or shape in a work of art or in a series of artworks
the area surrounding the objects shown in a work of art
a design or image that is shown again and again within an artwork
the relative size of a work of art or of elements within a work of art
an artist’s representation of him- or herself
areas of darkness cast by an object that cuts off light to that area
to replace an object or person in a work of art with something or someone else
creating the illusion of depth on a two-dimensional (flat) plane
minor differences in an image that repeats
Belgian surrealist artist. He became well known for a number of witty and thought-provoking images.