Surrealism
With Salvador Dali as its figurehead, the great ship of Surrealism traversed the turbulent seas of the early twentieth century with sails billowing with dreams and desires. Inspired by the psychoanalytical practice of Sigmund Freud, the Surrealists championed the unconscious as the domain oftruth, uninhibited by the standards or expectations of society. With techniques ranging from hypnotism to nocturnal walks to automatic writing, the likes of Andre Breton, Max Ernst, Brassai, and Meret Oppenheim produced paintings, drawings, texts, and films in which they sought to excavate their most intimate and primal instincts. The results abound with sexual fantasies, with mysterious, menacing creatures, and with the juxtaposition of seemingly contradictory objects or ideas. This book introduces the origins and the sensational legacy of the Surrealist movement, one of the most profound and enduring influences on film, theatre, literature, art, and thought.
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Duchamp Marcel, Arp Hans, Bellmer Hans, Delvaux Paul, Giacometti Alberto, Klee Paul, Lam Wifredo, Magritte René, Matta Roberto, Miró Joan, Oppenheim Meret, Picasso Pablo, Tanguy Yves, Ernst Max, Brassaï, Chirico Giorgio de, Ray Man, Masson André, Dalí Salvador
Cologne
2015
96 pages
9783836506731
Available on request
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709.040 Sur
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