André Breton at a Dada festival in Paris on March 27th, 1920, wearing a sandwich board with text from Francis Picabia that reads: "In order to love something you have to have seen or heard it for a long time you bunch of idiots.“

André Breton at a Dada festival in Paris on March 27th, 1920, wearing a sandwich board with text from Francis Picabia that reads: "In order to love something you have to have seen or heard it for a long time you bunch of idiots.“

Jorge Caceres – Collage #5, Ca. 1940

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Oysteros: Arnold Eagle - Max Ernst, Dorothea Tanning, And Jo Maison - Max Saves Dorothea, 1944-1947

At Left, André Breton’s Chest With Legs, And At Right, Sonia Mossé’s Altered Mannequin, From The International Exposition Of Surrealism In Paris, 1938.

Sonia Mossé - Altered Mannequin, 1938

Nicholas Ballesteros - Dollhouse

Justin Plakas - Night Sky

Les-Sources-Du-Nil: Ondrej Janu

Sanne Sannes

Rozenn Le Gall

David Peniston

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