Enrico Donati

Enrico Donati, celebrated by André Breton as a savior of Surrealism, had a remarkable career spanning over fifty years, showcasing his work alongside iconic figures like Rothko and Pollock. This volume explores Donati's pivotal connections with the Surrealist movement while highlighting his unique independence and enigmatic nature. Dawn Ades presents new research and previously unpublished material, tracing Donati's artistic evolution from his early influences to his postwar contributions, culminating in his legacy until his passing in 2008.