SURREALISM (edition 1977)

by UWE M SCHNEEDE

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Traces the movement from its birth during World War One to its ultimate flowering under Dali and Ernst. Includes 115 illustrations, including 41 colour plates.

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Title:	SURREALISM
Authors:	UWE M SCHNEEDE
Info:	ABRAMS (1977), Paperback, 144 pages
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Surrealism by Uwe M. Schneede

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Traces the movement from its birth during World War One to its ultimate flowering under Dali and Ernst. Includes 115 illustrations, including 41 colour plates.

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