The poster for a notable exhibition of French Surrealists in Czechoslovakia held during the Prague Spring, a brief window of time in 1969 when Czechoslovakia loosed the political grip of the Soviet Union. Recent scholarship has placed this exhibit in the context of the global Surrealist movement. Krzysztof Fijalkowsk in.....

A poster for the first major exhibition of Surrealist art held in the UK since the 1936 show at the Burlington Galleries. It ran from April 24 to May 20, 1967, the year after the death of André Breton, the founder of Surrealism, André Breton, and before the social protests.....

A poster advertising subscriptions to a post-war periodical, Le Surréalisme révolutionnaire, which successfully published just a single issue. The poster is a two-color lithograph measuring 18-5/8 by 24-7/8 inches, with an applied label with a brief chronology of Surrealism culminating in the publication of this journal. According to Yale's Beinecke.....

First edition, hardcover issue. One of the better monographs devoted to the Czech-American surrealist photographer. Limited to 250 hardcover copies (out of an edition of 2,000). 65 pages; 26 duo-tone plates; introduction by Rod Slemmons; professional history of the photographer as an appendix. First edition (first printing, hardcover issue). Fine.....

First Edition. [12] pages. Quarto (7.25" x 10") pamphlet with the single sheet, "Defensa de la Mandragora" laid in. A key document in the Chilean surrealist movement and of Latin American poetry. The three main Latin American surrealist writers—el grupo de la Mandragora—lay out their positions on poetry and politics.....