What is Surrealism?Haskell House Publishers, 1974 - 90 pagina's |
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... those things that I begin to see and that are not visible . And that is not all . To these varying degrees of sensation correspond spiri- tual realizations sufficiently precise and distinct to allow me to 9 SURREALISM AND PAINTING Page.
... those things that I begin to see and that are not visible . And that is not all . To these varying degrees of sensation correspond spiri- tual realizations sufficiently precise and distinct to allow me to 9 SURREALISM AND PAINTING Page.
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... painting . Painting , literature— what are they to us , O Picasso , you who have carried the spirit , no longer of contradiction , but of evasion , to its furthest point ! From each one of your pictures you have let down a rope - ladder ...
... painting . Painting , literature— what are they to us , O Picasso , you who have carried the spirit , no longer of contradiction , but of evasion , to its furthest point ! From each one of your pictures you have let down a rope - ladder ...
Pagina 22
... , one does not describe a tree , one does not describe what is formless . One describes a swine , and that's all . God , whom one does not describe , is a swine . years he followed on his own account the road on 22 Surrealism and Painting.
... , one does not describe a tree , one does not describe what is formless . One describes a swine , and that's all . God , whom one does not describe , is a swine . years he followed on his own account the road on 22 Surrealism and Painting.
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