Dolphin Art Books: Dada and Surrealism

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The Dadaists rejected existing culture on the grounds, largely, that it belonged to the same society that had produced the First World War. The Surrealists embarked on a systematic exploitation of dreams and involuntary imagery in literature and art. The essence of these wildly variable movements is the power of the imagination, and this book provides an excellent look at them. Illustrated.