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Salvador DALI in the rocks of Cap Creus.
Dalí, in a swimsuit, in a cove in Cap de Creus. ... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI in his workshop in Port Lligat.
Dali in front of one of his sculptures and in front of a naked man that he is about to draw... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI among the rocks of Cap de Creus.
Magnificent original photograph by Robert Descharnes, secretary and friend of Dal... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI – Original photograph by Robert Descharnes.
Dalí poses in the garden of his house in Port Lligat in front of one of his paintings. ... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Oscar DOMINGUEZ creates an etching for Georges Hugnet. 1935.
“I still hope for a very close and very important revolution from Spain. ... Read more
André Breton revives the eccentric poet Xavier Forneret.
“This eccentric who adopted the nickname The Black Man, made an ex... 3.000€ Add to Cart
"Breton, Péret, Ponge, Tzara, Picabia, Soupault, Aragon, Desnos, Char, Queneau,. ...
"Breton, Péret, Ponge, Tzara, Picabia, Soupault, Aragon, Desnos, Char, Queneau,. ... 700€ Add to Cart
André BRETON marvels at the literature of Xavier FORNERET.
“I poured blood into a skull, carved a hand bone for writing, wiped this... 1.000€ Add to Cart
Long manuscript by Georges HUGNET analyzing the surrealist movement.
“Little by little in this unfathomable where surrealism sends its light, they establish themselves... 950€ Add to Cart
Georges HUGNET severely criticizes the legacy of the surrealist movement.
“They belittled while wanting to elevate them: Sade, Baudelaire, Nerval, Rimbaud, Du... 900€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI – Signed autograph dedication and surrealist drawing. 1967.
Dalí poses in front of a sculpture of him created by the artist Lia Di Leo, ... 5.000€ Add to Cart
André BRETON – Surrealism during the Second World War.
“I remain a Surrealist and do not know, moreover, how I could stop being... 6.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON organizes the distribution of the New York magazine VVV. 1944.
"I gave a copy of VVV to each of the following collaborators: Jean Rol ... 1.200€ Add to Cart
Yves TANGUY agrees to illustrate his friend Benjamin PÉRET.
“I am naturally always delighted to illustrate my old accomplice Benjamin…” ... 4.000€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALÍ poses with his “Retrospective Bust of a Woman”.
Faithful to his surrealist productions, Dalí poses, seated at a desk, in front of ... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Victor BRAUNER – Manifesto letter on man's place in time.
“Men also want to ignore that the future is unknown, they are afraid of the i... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Polychrome manuscript by BRETON – “On the road to San Romano”.
“Poetry is made in a bed like love - Its unmade sheets are the dawn... 4.500€ Add to Cart
Surrealist manuscript by André BRETON for the American magazine VVV. 1942.
"At the heart of this knot of serpents What is the cross its four fleeing mouths suspended ... 3.000€ Add to Cart
André BRETON – Working manuscript of his poem “Lumière-ai dit”.
“Light, I said the truth, the shadow is too likely / It even has... 950€ Add to Cart
Fernando ARRABAL suggests an idea for a painting to René Magritte.
"Dear Magritte, Anger gives spirit to children. I suggest a painting... 3.500€ Add to Cart
René MAGRITTE is delighted to discover the writings of Paul Colinet.
"I regret to have to tell you that the painting which was very damaged was left ... 1.500€ Add to Cart
José PIERRE organizes with André BRETON the surrealism exhibition.
Set of two autograph letters signed to André Breton. José Pierre, coordinator... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Paul ÉLUARD works on the verses of his collection “Uninterrupted Poetry”.
"The blood of a man is horrifying. The blood of a man answers no to every question... Read more
Benjamin PERET – Surrealist poem published in “Feu Central” in 1947.
"At midnight on the banks of the bitumen rivers I saw the shadow of a wooden sun which... 950€ Add to Cart
Philippe SOUPAULT wishes to illustrate “Magnetic Fields”.
"I had the Magnetic Fields copied [...] It would be a great joy for me... 950€ Add to Cart
André BRETON writes Mallarmean poems. 1914.
Precious manuscript of this youthful poem with Mallarmean accents which will be published ... 4.500€ Add to Cart
The first academic poems of André BRETON. 1914.
Rare manuscript of this youthful poem with Mallarmean accents which will be published ... 4.000€ Add to Cart
André BRETON cites the surrealist precepts of Marcel DUCHAMP.
“In surrealism, we happily live on this pragmatic idea, stating... 1.400€ Add to Cart
André BRETON invites Paul ÉLUARD to the Certâ café meetings. 1919.
Important document by Breton, in the middle of the Dadaist period and at the dawn of his friend ... 6.000€ Add to Cart
Paul ÉLUARD – Set of four autograph poems. 1937.
"I don't like my dreams but I tell them. And I like those of others when we... 3.000€ Add to Cart
Paul ÉLUARD – Autograph card signed to André BRETON. 1928.
Éluard sends his best thoughts to his surrealist friend in Paris. ... 2.000€ Add to Cart
Victor Brauner recounts a surreal evening in memory of SADE.
“One of the most extravagant things was this evening in memory of your... Read more
Beautiful illustrated letter from Tristan TZARA to his friends Nusch and Paul ÉLUARD.
“I think of you, of Nusch, of Breton and of Paris. » ... 1.800€ Add to Cart
Joan MIRÓ, her works and her friend André BRETON.
"I am completely immersed in my work. It will not be possible for me to ... 3.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON motto on Marxism, surrealism and literature. 1933.
“For half a century, no Marxist has understood Marx. » ... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Paul ÉLUARD – His fascinating list of works sold to Roland PENROSE.
“6 Chirico, 10 Picasso, 40 Marx Ernst, 8 Miró, 3 Tanguy, 4 Magritte, 3 Man Ray, ... Read more
Forced into exile, Benjamin PÉRET sails towards Mexican lands. 1941.
“We are sailing towards the Americas, we left Marseille 6 weeks ago... Read more
Max ERNST thinks he is being persecuted by an invisible occult force.
“The most disgusting thing about this “event” is that I don’t understand anything about it,... 2.800€ Add to Cart
Max ERNST exhibits the titles of his latest works at Gala Éluard. 1927.
“Yes, the paintings still “work”. I destroyed three of the ones you... 4.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI designs the cover of his New York catalog. 1943.
Magnificent work constituting the original proof of the cover of the catalog... Read more
One of the first surrealist games by Breton, Aragon, Éluard, Péret. 1920.
Great document constituting one of the very first collective exercises post ... Read more
Salvador DALÍ contemplates the sunrise and the bay of Port-Lligat.
Magnificent shot of Dalí, mustaches erect, haloed by the rising sun above... 950€ Add to Cart
Hans BELLMER forced to abandon his photos of the “Doll Games”.
“The misfortune of two people, who cannot live happily together, brings... 1.400€ Add to Cart
Tristan TZARA – Signed autograph poem – Out of the world.
"She will disturb the shadows with singing furrows that the gazes dot... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Precious corpse exquisite surrealist BRETON, ARAGON, ÉLUARD, CHAR…
"The almond that gave birth to the Philippine Islands - Was greener than the ... 4.500€ Add to Cart
The young Joë BOUSQUET begged to be heard by the surrealists. 1925.
"I would like you to join me in your research. I would like to work with you... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Despite the absence of Gala, Max ERNST continues to paint canvases.
“I think of you all the time and am with you. I took your room for myself and... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Paul ÉLUARD writes the preface to his first poetic anthology. 1947.
“I don’t love myself, I love my loves; I do not impose them but I defend them... 2.800€ Add to Cart
André BRETON analyzes the relationship between men and the beauty of art.
"How could I not have kept the eye that I had at seventeen or eighteen years old for such works... 3.500€ Add to Cart
Max ERNST is preparing to join Gala and Paul ÉLUARD.
“It’s raining it’s raining it’s raining. Goodbye don't cry, I'll caress you. » ... Read more
André BRETON celebrates the virtues of the mask and primitive arts.
“He firmly enters into the surrealist intention of shielding the mask from the wind... 4.500€ Add to Cart
Roland PENROSE – Pablo PICASSO and the surrealists in London in 1936.
“I saw Skira last night and the lady who lent us the Picasso,"Woman with Breasts... 1.800€ Add to Cart
Max ERNST – Signed autograph manuscript. “Dada.” 1967.
Important manuscript by Max Ernst – published in Le Monde on March 1, 1967 – returned ... 6.500€ Add to Cart
René MAGRITTE and the spotlighting of the Belgian Surrealist group. 1945.
Autograph letter signed to the publisher Alain Gheerbrant. A page in-4°. Brussels... 2.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON and his friend Marcel DUCHAMP.
Autograph card signed to Jean Suquet. A page in-12° on the back of a card representing ... 1.500€ Add to Cart
René MAGRITTE, his painting, surrealism and Dali.
"Dalí is too submissive to respectable ideas to deserve any title other than "... 9.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON and the reproduction of the “Surrealism Manifesto”.
"Naturally I leave you free to set the amount that you deem reasonable... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Alberto GIACOMETTI is preparing the EROS exhibition with A. BRETON.
“I think that the “suspended ball” and the “invisible object” is indeed its n... 7.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON talks about surrealism with Joë BOUSQUET.
“I have decided to choose to send you the watercolor by Kandinsky don... 1.800€ Add to Cart
Philippe SOUPAULT criticizes the surrealists with Paul ELUARD.
"Breton and Picabia after declaring that the Dada demonstrations were stupid... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI – Original signed drawing – “Hands and sons”
Magnificent and rare surrealist drawing from DALI's youthful years leaving ... Read more
Salvador DALI – Original signed drawing for his Mystical Manifesto.
Surrealist drawing by Dalí showing two altars with atomic decorations embl... Read more
René MAGRITTE writes to the collector Joseph Capel.
“I think I will do a variation of this painting again…” ... 2.500€ Add to Cart
René MAGRITTE – Autograph letter signed to his friend René Bosmans.
Autograph letter signed by his friend André Bosmans. One page in-8°. November 8, 1959... 3.500€ Add to Cart
Hans BELLMER agrees to exhibit his “Doll” with André Breton.
“There could be no question of exhibiting a staging of the Doll under... 3.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON and the InteRnatiOnal Exhibition of Surrealism, EROS.
Set of 9 letters from painters and artists, requested for the EROS exhibition... 2.500€ Add to Cart
André BRETON – “The Cursed Novelist. Georges DARIEN »
Signed autograph manuscript – “The Cursed Novelist.” Georges Darien » Remarkable ... 4.500€ Add to Cart
Salvador DALI admires a bust in his likeness.
Magnificent photo of Robert Descharnes, secretary and friend of Dalí. ... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Man RAY and his unwavering support for André BRETON.
“I would always be ready to collaborate on a surrealist magazine, as I never ... 2.500€ Add to Cart
Man RAY – Autograph letter signed to H. Parisot.
“I didn't have time to sort through all my negatives, so didn't find the photo... 1.800€ Add to Cart
André BRETON – Autograph letter signed to Nelly KAPLAN.
Autograph letter signed to Nelly Kaplan. Amazing letter from Breton, seducer,... 2.000€ Add to Cart
André BRETON criticizes the exhibition on Cubism.
Autograph manuscript signed - M. DORIVAL WE LOVE IT! Breton castigates... Read more
BRETON André – Signed autograph letter – Surrealism.
Autograph letter signed to Jean Suquet. One page in-4° on letterhead of... 1.500€ Add to Cart
Hans BELLMER exhibits his Doll at EROS.
Bellmer organizes the participation of his Doll in the EROS exhibition... Read more
Joan MIRÓ entrusts her works to André BRETON for EROS.
Autograph letter signed to André Breton. Beautiful and long letter from Miró enthusiastic... Read more
Salvador DALÍ – Exquisite corpse illustrated with five original drawings. vs. 1940.
"venus wysky 3 ginfis Pork pie gratin Explosive giraffe The exquisite corpse" ... Read more
René MAGRITTE demonstrates his disdain for religious paintings.
"Regarding the so-called religious painting that you spoke to me about, I cannot... Read more
Salvador DALI wishes to present these new paintings.
"I would be very happy if this time I can show you the new paintings... Read more
Marcel DUCHAMP offers his ready-mades to André BRETON
Set of two autograph letters signed to André Breton. Great meeting... Read more

SURREALISM

Salvador DALI in the rocks of Cap Creus.

Salvador DALI in his workshop in Port Lligat.

Salvador DALI among the rocks of Cap de Creus.

Salvador DALI – Original photograph by Robert Descharnes.

Oscar DOMINGUEZ creates an etching for Georges Hugnet. 1935.

André Breton revives the eccentric poet Xavier Forneret.

"Breton, Péret, Ponge, Tzara, Picabia, Soupault, Aragon, Desnos, Char, Queneau,. ...

André BRETON marvels at the literature of Xavier FORNERET.

Long manuscript by Georges HUGNET analyzing the surrealist movement.

Georges HUGNET severely criticizes the legacy of the surrealist movement.

Salvador DALI – Signed autograph dedication and surrealist drawing. 1967.

André BRETON – Surrealism during the Second World War.

André BRETON organizes the distribution of the New York magazine VVV. 1944.

Yves TANGUY agrees to illustrate his friend Benjamin PÉRET.

Salvador DALÍ poses with his “Retrospective Bust of a Woman”.

Victor BRAUNER – Manifesto letter on man's place in time.

Polychrome manuscript by BRETON – “On the road to San Romano”.

Surrealist manuscript by André BRETON for the American magazine VVV. 1942.

André BRETON – Working manuscript of his poem “Lumière-ai dit”.

Fernando ARRABAL suggests an idea for a painting to René Magritte.

René MAGRITTE is delighted to discover the writings of Paul Colinet.

José PIERRE organizes with André BRETON the surrealism exhibition.

Paul ÉLUARD works on the verses of his collection “Uninterrupted Poetry”.

Benjamin PERET – Surrealist poem published in “Feu Central” in 1947.

Philippe SOUPAULT wishes to illustrate “Magnetic Fields”.

André BRETON writes Mallarmean poems. 1914.

The first academic poems of André BRETON. 1914.

André BRETON cites the surrealist precepts of Marcel DUCHAMP.

André BRETON invites Paul ÉLUARD to the Certâ café meetings. 1919.

Paul ÉLUARD – Set of four autograph poems. 1937.

Paul ÉLUARD – Autograph card signed to André BRETON. 1928.

Victor Brauner recounts a surreal evening in memory of SADE.

Beautiful illustrated letter from Tristan TZARA to his friends Nusch and Paul ÉLUARD.

Joan MIRÓ, her works and her friend André BRETON.

André BRETON motto on Marxism, surrealism and literature. 1933.

Paul ÉLUARD – His fascinating list of works sold to Roland PENROSE.

Forced into exile, Benjamin PÉRET sails towards Mexican lands. 1941.

Max ERNST thinks he is being persecuted by an invisible occult force.

Max ERNST exhibits the titles of his latest works at Gala Éluard. 1927.

Salvador DALI designs the cover of his New York catalog. 1943.

One of the first surrealist games by Breton, Aragon, Éluard, Péret. 1920.

Salvador DALÍ contemplates the sunrise and the bay of Port-Lligat.

Hans BELLMER forced to abandon his photos of the “Doll Games”.

Tristan TZARA – Signed autograph poem – Out of the world.

Precious corpse exquisite surrealist BRETON, ARAGON, ÉLUARD, CHAR…

The young Joë BOUSQUET begged to be heard by the surrealists. 1925.

Despite the absence of Gala, Max ERNST continues to paint canvases.

Paul ÉLUARD writes the preface to his first poetic anthology. 1947.

André BRETON analyzes the relationship between men and the beauty of art.

Max ERNST is preparing to join Gala and Paul ÉLUARD.

André BRETON celebrates the virtues of the mask and primitive arts.

Roland PENROSE – Pablo PICASSO and the surrealists in London in 1936.

Max ERNST – Signed autograph manuscript. “Dada.” 1967.

René MAGRITTE and the spotlighting of the Belgian Surrealist group. 1945.

André BRETON and his friend Marcel DUCHAMP.

René MAGRITTE, his painting, surrealism and Dali.

André BRETON and the reproduction of the “Surrealism Manifesto”.

Alberto GIACOMETTI is preparing the EROS exhibition with A. BRETON.

André BRETON talks about surrealism with Joë BOUSQUET.

Philippe SOUPAULT criticizes the surrealists with Paul ELUARD.

Salvador DALI – Original signed drawing – “Hands and sons”

Salvador DALI – Original signed drawing for his Mystical Manifesto.

René MAGRITTE writes to the collector Joseph Capel.

René MAGRITTE – Autograph letter signed to his friend René Bosmans.

Hans BELLMER agrees to exhibit his “Doll” with André Breton.

André BRETON and the InteRnatiOnal Exhibition of Surrealism, EROS.

André BRETON – “The Cursed Novelist. Georges DARIEN »

Salvador DALI admires a bust in his likeness.

Man RAY and his unwavering support for André BRETON.

Man RAY – Autograph letter signed to H. Parisot.

André BRETON – Autograph letter signed to Nelly KAPLAN.

André BRETON criticizes the exhibition on Cubism.

BRETON André – Signed autograph letter – Surrealism.

Hans BELLMER exhibits his Doll at EROS.

Joan MIRÓ entrusts her works to André BRETON for EROS.

Salvador DALÍ – Exquisite corpse illustrated with five original drawings. vs. 1940.

René MAGRITTE demonstrates his disdain for religious paintings.

Salvador DALI wishes to present these new paintings.

Marcel DUCHAMP offers his ready-mades to André BRETON