Surrealism
Surrealism is a cultural movement that began in the early 1920s, and is best known for its visual artworks and writings.
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Pierre Golle
Ébéniste
Jacob Gildor
Israeli artist
Danny Sillada
Filipino artist
Émile Savitry
French photographer
Erik Olson
Swedish painter
Jindřich Štyrský
Painter
Johann Dieter Wassmann
Artist
Josef Šíma
Painter
Jorge Castillo
Actor
Benjamin Péret
French poet
Henri Goetz
American-French painter
Joan Miró
Spanish painter
José Albi
Spanish poet
Leona Wood
American painter
Boris Dragojević
Serbian painter
France Mihelič
Slovene painter
Hughie Lee-Smith
American artist
Jacques-André Boiffard
French photographer
Pierre Roy
French painter
Sabin Bălașa
Romanian painter
Jean-Claude Fourneau
French painter
Sara Shamma
Syrian artist
Varujan Boghosian
American artist
Xenia Cage
American painter
Bert-Johnny Nilsson
Swedish graphic artist
Angel Planells
Spanish painter
Boris Margo
Artist
The Menin Road
Painting by Paul Nash
The Articulated Hands
Artwork
Rocks at Ploumenach, Brittany
Artwork
Peg-Top
Artwork
Bassin du Luxembourg
Artwork
Girl with a Kitten
Artwork
Woman with book
Artwork
Illumined Pleasures
Painting by Salvador Dali
The Menaced Assassin
Painting by René Magritte
Portrait of woman
Artwork
Emblem
Artwork
Decalcomania
Artwork
There is no world ended
Artwork
Meditation of the Painter
Artwork
Post Surreal Configuration: Eternal . . .
Artwork
Philosopher's Lamp
Artwork
Surrealist Architecture
Artwork
Untitled (Spanish Dances in a . . .
Artwork
Archeological Reminiscence Millet's Angelus
Painting by Salvador Dalí
Personal values
Painting by René Magritte
