Surrealism and PaintingOriginally published in 1928, Surrealism and Painting is the most important statement ever written on surrealist art, and the only book on the subject composed by the movement's founder and prime theorist. It contains Breton's seminal treatise on the origins and foundations of artistic surrealism, with his trenchant assessments of its precursors and practitioners, and his call for the plastic arts to "refer to a purely internal model." Also included are essays - on Picasso, Duchamp, Dali, Ernst, Masson, Miro, and many others, as well as pieces on Gaulish art, outsider art, and the folk arts of Haiti and Oceania. But what makes this book most compelling is Breton's mix of rigorous erudition and visceral passion, his sense of adventure, and his discoveries of many of Modernism's most prominent figures early in their careers. Long unavailable in English, Surrealism and Painting remains one of the masterworks of twentieth-century art criticism. |
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Idea motionless on the threshold of the mind , idea that the mind brushes against each day , as it passes , but does not confront ! With Arp , the hour of distribution is past . The word table was a begging word : it wanted people to ...
Idea motionless on the threshold of the mind , idea that the mind brushes against each day , as it passes , but does not confront ! With Arp , the hour of distribution is past . The word table was a begging word : it wanted people to ...
Pagina 141
I had long been impatient to go there , to put to the test the idea I had formulated of the kind of art which our own era demanded , an art that would deliberately sacrifice the external model to the internal model , that would ...
I had long been impatient to go there , to put to the test the idea I had formulated of the kind of art which our own era demanded , an art that would deliberately sacrifice the external model to the internal model , that would ...
Pagina 305
At this juncture , Joseph Crépin still had no idea as to the identity of the voice which had assigned him his mission . When he asked : “ Who are you ? ' , the voice had replied : ' You will find out later on .
At this juncture , Joseph Crépin still had no idea as to the identity of the voice which had assigned him his mission . When he asked : “ Who are you ? ' , the voice had replied : ' You will find out later on .
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