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[[Image:Dali-Memory.jpg|300px|thumb|''The Persistence Of Memory'' by [[Salvador Dali]].]] | [[Image:Dali-Memory.jpg|300px|thumb|''The Persistence Of Memory'' by [[Salvador Dali]].]] | ||
| − | Possibly the most famous surrealist artist was [[Salvador Dali]], who is credited with the surrealist painting ''The Persistence Of Memory''. Other famous surrealists were [[Max Ernst]] and [[Magritte|René Magritte]]. | + | Possibly the most famous surrealist artist was [[Salvador Dali]], who is credited with the surrealist painting ''The Persistence Of Memory''. Other famous surrealists were [[Max Ernst]], Remedios Varo (1908–1963) and [[Magritte|René Magritte]]. |
| − | In Mexico, [[Remedios Varo]] with [[Leonora Carrington]] developed an illusionistic Surrealism. | + | In Mexico, [[Remedios Varo]] with [[Leonora Carrington]] developed an illusionistic Surrealism. |
== See also == | == See also == | ||
Revision as of 01:13, April 9, 2013
Surrealism was an artistic movement that began in the early-1920. It was consisting of dreamlike paintings. Surrealism was based on Freudian philosophies of dream analysis.
Famous Surrealists
The Persistence Of Memory by Salvador Dali.
Possibly the most famous surrealist artist was Salvador Dali, who is credited with the surrealist painting The Persistence Of Memory. Other famous surrealists were Max Ernst, Remedios Varo (1908–1963) and René Magritte.
In Mexico, Remedios Varo with Leonora Carrington developed an illusionistic Surrealism.
See also
Magritte, Beautiful World.