Dennis Claxton wrote:
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> In explaining Time Transfixed, Magritte said: "I
> decided to paint the image of a locomotive . . .
> In order for its mystery to be evoked, another
> immediately familiar image without mystery the
> image of a dining room fireplace was joined." [clip]
But the most striking part of the painting seems to be neither the dining room nor the engine, but the clock. Does he say anything about that?
Carrol