Surrealism & Its Popular AccomplicesFranklin Rosemont City Light Books, 1980 - 120 pagina's |
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Pagina 17
... Breton and other surrealists to seek refuge in the U.S. Regrouping in New York , they began a fruitful search for ... Breton or Lautréamont . " ( 6 ) Lautréamont and Breton were not in fact , well known names in 1920s / ' 30s America ...
... Breton and other surrealists to seek refuge in the U.S. Regrouping in New York , they began a fruitful search for ... Breton or Lautréamont . " ( 6 ) Lautréamont and Breton were not in fact , well known names in 1920s / ' 30s America ...
Pagina 65
... Breton called attention to the curious fact that two early partisans of this specifi- cally modern humor ( Jonathan Swift and Petrus Borel ) shared the same motto : I am what I am . This also happens , of course , to be the motto of ...
... Breton called attention to the curious fact that two early partisans of this specifi- cally modern humor ( Jonathan Swift and Petrus Borel ) shared the same motto : I am what I am . This also happens , of course , to be the motto of ...
Pagina 119
... Breton in 1966 and later that year organized the first indigenous Ameri- can surrealist group . He played a major role in organiz- ing the 1976 World Surrealist Exhibition in Chicago , where he lives and edits Arsenal / Surrealist ...
... Breton in 1966 and later that year organized the first indigenous Ameri- can surrealist group . He played a major role in organiz- ing the 1976 World Surrealist Exhibition in Chicago , where he lives and edits Arsenal / Surrealist ...
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