'''Surrealism''' was an artistic movement that began in the early-1920s, as a reaction against the rationalism that resulted in the horrors of [[World War I]], and as an alternative to the irrational [[cubism]]. Poet Andrew Bretun published "The Surrealistic Manifesto" in 1924 to spearhead this movement, which strived for "an absolute reality, a surreality."<ref>The coining of the term Surrealism is credited to [[Guillaume Apollinaire]].</ref> [[Salvador Dali]] popularized surrealism, and it has some similarities to the [[Book of Revelation]]. | '''Surrealism''' was an artistic movement that began in the early-1920s, as a reaction against the rationalism that resulted in the horrors of [[World War I]], and as an alternative to the irrational [[cubism]]. Poet Andrew Bretun published "The Surrealistic Manifesto" in 1924 to spearhead this movement, which strived for "an absolute reality, a surreality."<ref>The coining of the term Surrealism is credited to [[Guillaume Apollinaire]].</ref> [[Salvador Dali]] popularized surrealism, and it has some similarities to the [[Book of Revelation]]. |