Surrealist sale: Magritte's celebrated 'Les grâces naturelles' set for historic auction

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Les grâces naturelles, an extremely rare painting by surrealist master René Magritte is expected to fetch up to €10 million when it goes up for auction for the first time in March at Christie's.

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