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    Lego Art: Magritte's "Time Transfixed"

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    It's the 60th anniversary of the Lego brick, and this year I'll continue to show some great Lego creations with a "French touch". Shown above on the left is a Legofied recreation (by Uli Meyer) of René Magritte's surrealist work “Time Transfixed” (right).
    The Lego artist made one little mistake: his clock is one hour slow.

    Via The Brothers Brick

    Mon 03-Mar-08 | Posted in: Art & Heritage
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