
1880–1950 · French · 9 artworks
artist bio
Pierre Roy was a French Surrealist and Magic Realist painter known for his meticulously detailed and dreamlike compositions. His work blends ordinary objects and scenes with a sense of mystery and unease, creating a unique visual language.
what you'll learn
Studying Roy's work will help students understand how to create a sense of hyperrealism and uncanny atmosphere through precise rendering and unexpected juxtapositions. Students can learn about composition, detail, and the use of light and shadow to enhance the surreal quality of their artwork.
related: Rene Magritte, Paul Delvaux

Prognostication

Le chou-fleur
1931

A Naturalist's Study
1928

Intérieur (Entrée d'un appartement Parisien)

Danger on the Stairs
1928

Les ananas

Les mauvaises graines
1901

La femme peintre
1931

Boris Anrep in his Studio, 65 Boulevard Arago
1949