"Larmes de Verre" or "Glass Tears" is a famous photograph by the American surrealist artist and photographer Man Ray. The image was created in 1932 and is known for its powerful and evocative portrayal of tears made of glass.In this photograph, Man Ray captured a close-up of a woman's eye with glass tears, which appear to be suspended from her lower eyelid. The image is a striking and surreal representation of emotion and vulnerability, characteristic of the surrealism movement. Man Ray was closely associated with the Surrealist movement, and "Glass Tears" is a prime example of his ability to blend reality and dreamlike elements in his art.The photograph is celebrated for its creativity, artistic innovation, and its exploration of the human experience through a unique and provocative lens, which is a hallmark of Man Ray's work.
. Measures 6.5X8.5 inches