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| Article number | 9783293005563 |
| Price | 15,00 € |
Description:
The life of the surrealists Surrealism began as a common rebellion against all those powers who had led the world to war. An uprising also against lying religion, demagogy, prudery and usurities. How did you really live, these now so famous artists? Desmond Morris, even a surrealistic artist, can report on it like no other. He belonged to her circle and knew them all. Your preferences and quirks. Their working methods and their secrets. Your friendships, hostilities, love affairs, frivolities and dramatic dusting. He portrays lonely wolves, rebellious pioneers, brilliant eccentric. Gew and entertaining, Desmond Morris tells of the real people who wrote art history. His thirty -two life pictures of the surrealists are history themselves. Reviews: “This book is a hussar piece. In fact, his author manages to get the entire movement in view with his boulevard -like and highly funny formulated individual portraits. So entertaining and at the same time so informative, nobody has written about the surrealists! "(" Deutschlandfunk Kultur ") »Desmond Morris wrote a very cheerful, sometimes cheeky, never boring, yet extremely informative book about an art movement and its protagonists, which we considered to be deflected and exhausted. This is great art! ”(" Ö1 ") Bound edition with numerous illustrations Union publisher | 352 pages | Dimensions (l/b/h) 23.3 x 16.6 x 3.2 cm | 748 G | Language German
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