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Surrealism: a standalone construct

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the movement founded by Breton to free the unconscious through dream, chance and automatism, defined in his 1924 manifesto.

In art history, Surrealism refers to the movement founded by Breton to free the unconscious through dream, chance and automatism, defined in his 1924 manifesto. This meaning comes from Breton (1924) in Manifeste du surréalisme.[1]

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  1. Breton, A. (1924). Manifeste du surréalisme. Éditions du Sagittaire. Open Library record

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