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The Manifesto had referred to painting only incidentally. At first there were few
painters in the group. Some members, in fact, doubted that painting could be
brought under the surrealist imperatives. 'Everyone now knows that there is no ...
The Manifesto had referred to painting only incidentally. At first there were few
painters in the group. Some members, in fact, doubted that painting could be
brought under the surrealist imperatives. 'Everyone now knows that there is no ...
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Those who delude themselves that surrealism is primarily an artistic movement,
that its paintings are more important than its other manifestations, will find
Surrealism and Painting a source of decisive discouragement. Painting is for
surrealism, ...
Those who delude themselves that surrealism is primarily an artistic movement,
that its paintings are more important than its other manifestations, will find
Surrealism and Painting a source of decisive discouragement. Painting is for
surrealism, ...
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a poor devil is busily engaged painting assiduously, realistically, on a small
canvas, a pear with a knife on a plate. Standing behind him, arms extended, is an
avenging critic of the 'left' who has just surprised him: 'What does that mean, Leo?
a poor devil is busily engaged painting assiduously, realistically, on a small
canvas, a pear with a knife on a plate. Standing behind him, arms extended, is an
avenging critic of the 'left' who has just surprised him: 'What does that mean, Leo?
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