«Magritte. La Ligne de vie» at MASI Lugano
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«Magritte. La Ligne de vie» at MASI Lugano

As MASI Lugano's main partner, Credit Suisse invites you to enjoy this unparalleled exhibition.

The ticket campaign will start on September 10, 2018, while supplies last. Tickets can be obtained from the Credit Suisse branches in Bellinzona, Chiasso, Locarno and Lugano
(Piazza della Riforma and Via Vegezzi).

A maximum of two free tickets per person will be exchanged for a completed form. The offer is open to all natural persons aged 14 or over domiciled in Switzerland. Employees of any companies belonging to Credit Suisse Group AG are excluded. Receipt of the tickets is not tied to the conclusion of a legal transaction. A cash payout of the tickets is excluded.

Through an exceptional selection of works, the Museo d’arte della Svizzera italiana will retrace the entire career of René Magritte: from the beginnings to the most famous paintings of his later years. It will thus be possible to understand the origin and sources of inspiration for the work of a painter who captivated the public like few before him.

René Magritte, La chambre d'écoute 1958

René Magritte, La chambre d'écoute 1958

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