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With surrealism the phoenix of anticipation emerges unfailingly from the ashes of
everyday distraction , rising defiantly on wings of vitriol and amber , putting to
shame the musty compromises that provide the glue with which the existing
agony ...
With surrealism the phoenix of anticipation emerges unfailingly from the ashes of
everyday distraction , rising defiantly on wings of vitriol and amber , putting to
shame the musty compromises that provide the glue with which the existing
agony ...
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Historically , surrealism is comparable not to impressionism or cubism or
dadaism , nor to any transient school , but rather to the baroque , to romanticism –
that is , to earlier epochs of the revolutionary spirit in art . The surrealist project , of
...
Historically , surrealism is comparable not to impressionism or cubism or
dadaism , nor to any transient school , but rather to the baroque , to romanticism –
that is , to earlier epochs of the revolutionary spirit in art . The surrealist project , of
...
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Surrealism always has had its ' enlightened enemies ( some of them , indeed ,
ostensibly its friends ) who seek to kill it by chauvinistically assimilating it into the
sideshow of bourgeois culture and by celebrating such of its achievements as
can ...
Surrealism always has had its ' enlightened enemies ( some of them , indeed ,
ostensibly its friends ) who seek to kill it by chauvinistically assimilating it into the
sideshow of bourgeois culture and by celebrating such of its achievements as
can ...
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