What is Surrealism?: Selected WritingsPluto Press, 1978 - 389 pagina's |
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Pagina 52
... beautiful as the whole earth and in the most beautiful stars of the earth that I adore thou my great woman adored by all the powers of the stars beautiful with 52 / WHAT IS SURREALISM ? Simulation of General Paralysis /
... beautiful as the whole earth and in the most beautiful stars of the earth that I adore thou my great woman adored by all the powers of the stars beautiful with 52 / WHAT IS SURREALISM ? Simulation of General Paralysis /
Pagina 53
... beautiful one my foolish one think of me in paradises my head in my hands . They were not enough for me the hundred and twenty castles where we were going to love one another tomorrow they shall build me a hundred thousand more I have ...
... beautiful one my foolish one think of me in paradises my head in my hands . They were not enough for me the hundred and twenty castles where we were going to love one another tomorrow they shall build me a hundred thousand more I have ...
Pagina 125
... beautiful , anything marvellous is beautiful ; indeed , nothing but the marvellous is beautiful . ' What is admirable about the fantastic is that there is no longer a fantastic ; there is only the real . ' Interesting in a different way ...
... beautiful , anything marvellous is beautiful ; indeed , nothing but the marvellous is beautiful . ' What is admirable about the fantastic is that there is no longer a fantastic ; there is only the real . ' Interesting in a different way ...
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Max Ernst7 | 7 |
Francis Picabia14 | 14 |
Leon Trotskys Lenin28 | 28 |
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