Everyone is familiar with the ‘typical’ Magritte paintings: surreal skies filled with bowler-hatted men; a green apple filling an entire room… but I’m finding that with time, I’m increasingly fascinated with lesser-known works of the artist – and intrigued by their titles. I found out that over 170 of Magritte’s paintings were given their titles by the surrealist poet Louis Scutenaire. Magritte would invite Scutenaire over on Sundays and ask him to think up titles for his latest paintings. As Sc...