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Holy shit, this Kevin Wada variant cover
Tammam Azzam, Freedom graffiti
‘Kiss by Klimt’ painted on the remains of a building hit by bombs and bullets.
A 1956 Pontiac Dream Car, Club de Mer
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I’ll wait for you here.
Photo by crepusculu
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Rage for Color, Look, October 15th, 1958
Erwin Blumenfeld
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The Enigma of the Arrival and the Afternoon by Giorgio de Chirico, 1912. Oil on canvas, 27 ½ x 34 inches.
Although it is basically impossible to remember, it is true that de Chirico pre-dates Surrealism by about two decades. Which is why I don’t find the formal start date, coinciding with Breton’s Manifeste du Surréalisme (1924), to be all that useful. For the surreal experience, the art is only a catalyst for the mind.
Plus, Breton, Dalí, and all the rest would think it very silly of us to put a start date on surrealism. It’s been happening as long as there have been people.
Furthermore, I don’t care what anybody thinks. It’s my blog and I like this painting.