1) Dali's shoe hat was undoubtedly the most surrealist idea he ever worked on with Schiaparelli.

2) Dali was categorized as a surrealist painter.

3) Not merely poetry in motion, but surrealist poetry!

4) In essence the surrealist quandary minors the avant-garde's precarious existence.

5) Perhaps the exemplar of this surrealist categorical imperative was Antonin Artaud.

6) Anne Enright is a very original writer-a spry surrealist who challenges the world with extraordinary, lancing sentences.

7) The importance of this kind of collage to Surrealist art was stressed by Ernst.

8) Surrealist photography indeed developed techniques that self-consciously played upon this juxtaposition of the real as signifier and the signifier as real.

9) Dali is a famous painter from the Surrealist movement.

10) Let's see, you're a surrealist, aren't you?

11) There are also surrealist images and metaphorical myths.

12) The Surrealist Art Centre at 31 Brook Street is well worth a visit.

13) Dali was perhaps the most well - known surrealist painter.

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15) She was a surrealist artist who expressed her feelings and thoughts through her paintings.

16) Proust featured the painting in his surrealist novel Remembrance of Things Past.

17) The surrealist painter Gordon Onslow Ford, who bought the 1939 version of the sculptures, wrote: "I felt that I was in the presence of the mother earth goddess."

18) In surrealist thinking, the liminal has been seen as the threshold stage between waking and dream, or the conscious and subliminal states of awareness.

19) Dali was famous for his surrealist works, including The Persistence of Memory, The Face of Mae West, The Metamorphosis of Narcissus and The Temptation of St. Anthony.

20) He laid everything on it and stood back to look, like some one in an art gallery sizing up a surrealist exhibit.

21) Forty-five years later he's returned to his roots, with a retrospective display of his favourite surrealist paintings.

22) Dali's public life was an eccentric extension of his surrealist vision.

23) Thus Rosalind Krauss can argue that photography is the quintessential surrealist art form.

24) Its revival or rediscovery was especially appropriate to the Surrealist brand of pictorial egalitarianism.

25) Much of Giacometti's work of this time reflects a characteristically Surrealist interest in the unconscious world and dreams as well as the themes of sexuality and violence.

26) His personality caused a lot of controversies. His life itself was a surrealist.

27) Graduated from Central Academy of Fine Arts, Chen Li expresses his feelings about the objects around him by an abstract, high-hearted or surrealist metaphor and association of ideas.

28) Eventually all the writers found opportunities for creative collaborations, such as a word game known as "Exquisite Corpse," invented by French surrealist artists in the early 20th century.

29) Although Alberto Giacometti is considered the premier sculptor of the Surrealist movement of the early 1930s, the Swiss artist is best known for the tall, thin figures he produced after World War II.

30) The preserve, called “occult jam,” is part of a surrealist art show at London's Barbican Art Gallery that includes exhibits by Salvador Dali and Rene Margritte.

31) He chose instead a form of diluted Neo - Classicism with faintly absurd, occasionally even Surrealist overtones.

32) Miro is the most inventive and entertaining of surrealist painters.

33) Surrealist painter of our time never actually obtained a formal art degree.