Surrealist paintings
Bofill Laura
El mayordomo cactus
19 x 19 cmSGD 390
Abiy
S.23
SGD 650
Lionnet Pascal
Autruche et Aras
80 x 80 cmSGD 5,200
Nai
Dove c'è un circo vi è un p
SGD 7,500
Delaube Fabien
CO2
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Concerto
80 x 80 cmSGD 5,200Lionnet Pascal
Guitare classique
25 x 25 cmSGD 650Lionnet Pascal
Rhinocéros
100 x 100 cmSGD 7,500Lionnet Pascal
Ara rouge
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Eléphant
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100
Geiry
Los Amigos
120 x 40 cmSGD 3,950Lionnet Pascal
Coupe de fruits et canari
100 x 100 cmSGD 7,500Lionnet Pascal
Coupe de fruits et carpes koï
100 x 100 cmSGD 7,500Trevisan Carlo
vertige de l'amour
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Fruits d'automne
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Trevisan Carlo
Three palms and red suit
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Julie-Anne
Birthmark n°15
25 x 25 cmSGD 650Lionnet Pascal
Léopard à la grenade
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Zèbre au citron
50 x 50 cmSGD 2,150Ivanova Margarita
Apple
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Ivanova Margarita
Girl with a green glove
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Trevisan Carlo
Voyage a Paris
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Trevisan Carlo
White diver
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Oranges
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Coupe d'oranges et citrons
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Zèbre aux citrons
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Trevisan Carlo
The Flight
25 x 25 cmSGD 650Lionnet Pascal
Débarquement
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Fruits et cigogne
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Echafaudage et poterie
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Trevisan Carlo
Pink jump
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Trevisan Carlo
California Pool
80 x 80 cmSGD 5,200Lionnet Pascal
Flamant à la grenade
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
coupe à l'oiseau
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Poires d'automne
25 x 25 cmSGD 650Trevisan Carlo
Two palms
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Geiry
HERMOSA CUBANA
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
coupe d'oranges
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Bofill Laura
Trabajadores que pinchan
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
poterie ensablée
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
guépard aux grenades
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
citrons
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Lionnet Pascal
Céramique rouge et pommes
25 x 25 cmSGD 650Lionnet Pascal
Girafe et figue
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Trevisan Carlo
House by the sea
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Oranges et tissu
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Ivanova Margarita
Birth
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Flamant à la figue
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Ivanova Margarita
Mermaid
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Lionnet Pascal
Cigogne aux figues
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Girafe orange citron
19 x 19 cmSGD 390Trevisan Carlo
Jump
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Fruits d'automne
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Carpes sur la plage
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Coupe de fruits au tissu
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Ovale
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Rhinocéros à la grenade
36 x 36 cmSGD 1,100Trevisan Carlo
Free dive
13 x 13 cmSGD 230Lionnet Pascal
Zèbre au citron
80 x 80 cmSGD 5,200Lionnet Pascal
Ikebana
19 x 19 cmSGD 390
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What are the characteristics of a surrealist artwork?
Surrealism in painting is the absence of any control and represents indescribable things stemming from the unconscious and dreams, in other words, the realm of the imaginary.
In this manner, a surrealist painting is often poetic and portrays ineffable and uncontrolled elements originating from dreams and the unconscious.
This type of imaginative subject matter is consistently present in surrealist artworks, making them recognizable. Symbols are also prominent and plentiful in a surrealist piece.
An Oniric Ambience in Your Interior
Surrealist painting is often described as affordable and mysterious. It is perfectly suited to decorate your interior and add a personalized touch.
Adding a surrealist painting to your interior is an opportunity to stimulate the imagination, and everyone can interpret the artwork in their own way. It's a unique way to decorate walls and bring a touch of creativity to a living room, bedroom, or even hallways.
Whether traditional or modern, this movement allows you to break away from the monotony of a house. The artwork captures attention and creates a stylized effect!
By purchasing a surrealist artwork, you open the doors to the unreal.
SURREALISM: DEFINITION
What is the surrealist movement ? André Breton is the leader of the Surrealist Manifesto, which was signed in 1924. According to Breton, this art movement explores the unconscious in all forms of art. This contemporary artistic movement encompasses various creative and aesthetic expression methods, including oil painting, drawing, music, cinema, writing, and poetry. Surrealism utilizes psychological elements such as automatism, dreams, and the unconscious. Artists who emerged from the surrealist movement liberated themselves from the constraints of strict reason and engaged in a battle against established order and received values.
Artists and writers like André Breton, Louis Aragon, Philippe Soupault, Francis Picabia, and Georges Bataille came together to express their art as a form of revolt against the bleak reality of the post-war era. The Manifesto defines surrealist painting as "pure psychic automatism." With this art form, there are no more censorship or limits on how to create or envision painting. Surrealism explores the imaginary and dreamlike world to reconnect the individual with their inner thoughts.
Numerous artists joined the movement, including René Magritte, Salvador Dalí, Marc Chagall, Max Ernst, André Masson, Joan Miró, Dora Maar, Man Ray, Meret Oppenheim, Alberto Giacometti, and Dorothea Tanning. When viewing these paintings, the imagination escapes and interpretation of symbols and dreams takes place somewhere on the other side of the mirror.
From the 1930s onwards, the movement took a much more political turn. The surrealist influence extended to multiple artistic domains such as cinema, writing, and poster art.
KEY WORKS OF SURREALISM
There are numerous surrealist painters who continue to inspire contemporary artists in their artistic endeavors.
The painter Joan Miró created the canvas "The Harlequin's Carnival" in 1924, drawing inspiration from his own hallucinations. In this painting, Miró unveils numerous strange characters originating from his imagination.
The artist René Magritte is internationally known for his artwork "This is not a pipe". In his work "The False Mirror," he portrays an eye that is actually a symbolic representation of perception in the world. The surrealist painter aims to demonstrate that the act of seeing is a mental creation. We all interpret reality in our own way.
Other notable surrealist artists include Robert Desnos, Guillaume Apollinaire, Salvador Dalí...
MASTERPIECES OF SURREALIST ART
Salvador Dalí's "The Persistence of Memory" is undoubtedly one of the most well-known works of surrealism. The famous painting, also known as "The Soft Watches," depicts melted watches, evoking themes of time, death, and dreams.
Another notable work is René Magritte's "The Lovers," created in 1928 and currently housed at the MoMA in New York. The painting features two figures embracing, their faces hidden by a white veil. This motif can be found in other artworks by the artist and elicits various interpretations.
Joan Miró's "The Harlequin's Carnival," created between 1924 and 1925, was showcased in a collective surrealist exhibition at the Pierre Gallery in Paris. Alongside other prominent figures of the surrealist movement such as de Chirico, Picasso, Man Ray, Paul Klee, and Max Ernst, Miró achieved great success. With this painting, Miró reached the pinnacle of his surrealist period.
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