Autobiography of Surrealism Marcel Jean 1980 Viking Press 20th Century Art

Discover the groundbreaking collection, The Autobiography of Surrealism, meticulously edited by renowned surrealist painter Marcel Jean. This essential volume, part of The Documents of 20th-Century Art series, offers an unparalleled journey into the heart of the surrealist movement, from its Dadaist origins to its profound impact on literature and art. Jean, a key figure in surrealism, masterfully compiles a rich anthology of manifestos, reviews, essays, and other pivotal writings from the movement's most influential artists and thinkers.  Delve into the minds of surrealist pioneers like André Breton, exploring their radical ideas and artistic expressions that challenged conventions and redefined modern art. This comprehensive anthology provides critical insights into the philosophical underpinnings and creative output of surrealism, making it an indispensable resource for collectors, art historians, and enthusiasts of 20th-century avant-garde movements. Explore the vivid tapestry of surrealist thought through this expertly curated collection, a cornerstone for understanding one of history's most compelling artistic and literary revolutions.