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Surrealist: original voices
86 Famous Surrealist 아티스트 Who Shaped the Movement
프리다 칼로 (1907–1954) is the most famous Surrealist 아티스트, whose singular vision gave us 프리다 칼로 - 두 프리다 및 헨리 포드 병원. Next stand 살바도르 달리, 호안 미로, 르네 마그리트 및 막스 에른스트. These 86 아티스트, from Pierre Roy (born 1880) to 조지 콘도 (born 1957), came from 42 countries.
Our selection. Artists whose works our catalogue attaches to Surrealist, in the order of our fame ranking. Artists born after 1955 with no Wikidata identifier stay out until verified. The Wikipedia figure counts our 32 languages with an article on the artist.
In brief
Surrealist in brief
- 86아티스트
- 1880–1957출생 연도
- 42출생 국가
- 20여성
- 11현역 작가
- 8,973카탈로그 내 작품들
- 이 리스트의 여성 아티스트들
- 프리다 칼로, 레메디오스 바로, 리어노라 캐링턴, 도러시아 태닝, 레오노르 피니, 메레트 오펜하임, 도라 마르, 엘사 스키아파렐리, Claude Cahun, Eileen Agar
One artist at a time
86 Surrealist 아티스트 and their signature works
Signature works · The 100 signature works
Signature works · The 100 signature works
Signature works · The 100 signature works
Signature works · The 100 signature works
Signature works · The 100 signature works
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이브 탕기 1900–1955
프랑스계 미국인 Born in 파리 8구 초현실주의 Wikipedia in 26/32 languages
“북쪽을 향해 천천히(Slowly Toward The North)” (1942)와 같은 작품은 황량하면서도 묘하게 매혹적인 세계로 관람객을 끌어들이며 이러한 잊히지 않는 분위기를 잘 보여줍니다. 그의 회화는 서사를 전달하기보다 하나의 분위기, 즉 의미의 진술이라기보다는 감정의 환기 그 자체입니다.
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앙드레 마송 1896–1987
Born in 발라니쉬르테랭 Wikipedia in 21/32 languages
Beyond, Landscape with Rocks, The metamorphosis of the lovers, Pygmalion 과 같은 대표작들은 마송의 예술적 깊이와 독창성을 보여주는 증거입니다.
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로베르토 마타 1911–2002
Chilean Born in 산티아고 ['Surrealism', 'Abstract Expressionism'] Wikipedia in 15/32 languages
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펠릭스 누스바움 1904–1944
독일계 유대인 Born in 오스나브뤼크 초현실주의, 신즉물주의 Wikipedia in 17/32 languages
Eyewitness 와 같은 다큐멘터리에 그의 이야기가 담긴 것은 역사의 가장 어두운 장을 목격한 예술가로서 그의 위치를 더욱 공고히 합니다.
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줄리앙 레비 1906–1981
미국인 Born in 뉴욕시 초현실주의, 아방가르드
줄리앙 레비 작가 페이지. 프리다 카흘로 (두 장의 접촉 인화지). 위키피디아: 줄리앙 레비.
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Maurice Tabard 1897–1984
French Born in Lyon Surrealism
Maurice Tabard, born in Lyon, France on July 12, 1897, emerged as a significant figure within the burgeoning Surrealist movement, though his path to artistic recognition was uniquely shaped by a blend of familial influence and transatlantic experience. While Tabard’s career wasn't solely defined by Surrealism – he also worked as a set photographer and documentary filmmaker in the 1940s, and spent time teaching in the United States – his contributions to the movement remain significant.
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George Wallace Jardine 1920–2002
British Surrealism
Born in Glasgow, Jardine’s artistic journey began with formative years spent studying at Wallasey School of Art and furthering his education at the Royal College of Art under luminaries like Paul Nash and Stanley Spencer. The historical significance of George Wallace Jardine lies in his ability to bridge the gap between traditional landscape painting and the avant-garde surrealist movement.
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Claude Cahun 1894–1954
French Born in Nantes Surrealism
Rejecting the polished realism favored by many artists, she embraced a deliberately unsettling aesthetic—often employing double exposures and photomontage to create images that simultaneously reveal and conceal. During World War II, Cahun actively participated in the French Resistance movement, utilizing her artistic skills to disseminate propaganda and support underground networks.
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Frederick Sommer 1905–1999
American Photography, Surrealism
Frederick Sommer (1905 – 1999) stands as a singular figure in American photography and visual art, recognized for his hauntingly beautiful desert landscapes and his pioneering exploration of photographic techniques.
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Saul Steinberg 1914–1999
Romanian-American Born in Râmnicu Sărat Modernist Cartooning Wikipedia in 17/32 languages
To encounter the work of Saul Steinberg is to step into a realm where the boundaries between thought and line, between reality and metaphor, begin to dissolve. However, the rising tide of antisemitic legislation in Europe forced him into a life of transit, leading him through the Dominican Republic before he finally reached New York City in 1942. He left behind an immense body of work that continues to resonate in museums and collections worldwide, from the Smithsonian American Art Museum to the archives of the most storied publications.
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한스 벨머 1902–1975
German Born in 카토비체 Surrealism, Photography Wikipedia in 15/32 languages
While primarily known for his dolls, Bellmer’s photographic work is equally significant. His photographs are characterized by a stark, almost clinical aesthetic, often employing unusual lighting and unsettling compositions. However, following the war, Bellmer's work gained recognition within Surrealist circles in Paris, where he sought refuge from Nazi persecution.
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Angus Rowland Mcbean 1904–1990
Born in Monmouth, New Jersey
McBean’s initial artistic pursuits lay in the realm of theatrical design. He began his career crafting masks and scenery, developing a keen eye for visual storytelling and dramatic presentation. While specific artistic influences are not widely documented, his work demonstrates an affinity for the dramatic lighting and composition techniques prevalent in early 20th-century portraiture.
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Wolfgang Paalen 1905–1959
Austrian-Mexican Born in Vienna Surrealism, Abstract Expressionism Wikipedia in 9/32 languages
His father, Gustav Robert Paalen, was a successful inventor – the mind behind innovations like the vacuum cleaner and Thermos bottle – whose own background blended Polish-Ashkenazi and Spanish-Sephardic heritage. Initial guidance came from German painter Leo von König, nurturing Paalen’s nascent talent and setting him on a path toward artistic expression. He briefly rejoined them between 1951 and 1954 during a sojourn in Paris, but his creative energies were increasingly focused on developing what he termed “ Spaciales ” – paintings that sought to create immersive spatial environments through an extension of his fumage technique.
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Clarence John Laughlin 1905–1985
American Surrealist photography
Dody Weston Thompson, a talented model and photographer in her own right, became a frequent collaborator, lending her beauty and presence to many of his staged compositions.
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Manuel Álvarez Bravo 1902–2002
Mexican Surrealist photography; Mexican muralism
Rejecting conventional picturesque aesthetics, Bravo deliberately avoided stereotyping, prioritizing subtlety and nuance in his compositions. His early work was rooted in European influences, but he soon became deeply moved by the Mexican muralism movement and the general cultural and political push to redefine the nation's soul. Throughout his career, which spanned from the late 1920s to the 1990s, he achieved numerous accolades, particularly after 1970, and his contributions were recognized by the inclusion of his work on UNESCO's Memory of the World International Register in 2017.
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Sergei Parajanov 1924–1990
Armenian, Ukrainian Born in Tbilisi Surrealism, Folklore
His life, tragically cut short by lung cancer in 1990, became intertwined with the turbulent currents of Soviet history, transforming his artistic vision into both a triumph of creativity and a poignant symbol of suppressed expression. He is buried at Komitas Pantheon in Yerevan, a fitting tribute to a man whose spirit remains inextricably linked to the soul of Armenia.
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Eileen Agar 1899–1991
Argentine-British Born in 부에노스아이레스 Surrealism Wikipedia in 9/32 languages
Eileen Forrester Agar, born in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires in 1899 to a Scottish father and American mother, was an artist whose life and work embodied a fascinating interplay of cultures and artistic movements. A period of study in Paris between 1928 and 1930 proved pivotal, exposing her to the intellectual ferment that would soon define Surrealism. Following World War II, Agar experienced a renewed period of artistic productivity, marked by numerous solo exhibitions beginning in 1946.
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마리우 세자리니 드 바스콘셀루스 1923–2006
포르투갈 Born in 리스본 초현실주의, 시
National Theatre and Dance Museum. 포르투갈 리스본, 국립 극장 및 무용 박물관 (National Theatre and Dance Museum). 포르투갈 포르토, 북부 현대 미술 네트워크 (Rede Portuguesa de Arte Contemporânea a Norte).
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Piroska Szanto 1913–1998
Hungarian Born in Kiskunfélegyháza Surrealism
This artist colony, brimming with innovative minds like Endre Bálint, Dezső Korniss, and Lajos Vajda, became a crucible for her developing style.
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Artur Cruzeiro Seixas 1920–2020
Born in Amadora 1920s Art Deco
Upon returning to Portugal in 1964, Seixas continued to push the boundaries of artistic expression. His collaboration with Natália Correia on the renowned “Anthology of Erotic and Satirical Portuguese Poetry” in 1966 showcased his ability to seamlessly blend visual art with literary themes. Seixas’s artistic journey began in the fertile intellectual environment of António Arroio School, where he forged lasting friendships with key figures who would shape Portugal's cultural landscape: Mário Cesariny, Marcelino Vespeira, Júlio Pomar, and Fernando Azevedo.
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Marcelo Grassmann 1925–2013
Brazilian Born in Sao Joao do Rio Preto Engraving and draughtsmanship
Initially pursued sculpture before discovering his passion for engraving in the 1940s. Influenced by Austrian artist Alfred Kubin and prominent Brazilian engravers Oswaldo Goeldi and Livio Abramo. Influence on Subsequent Artists: His unique style and technical skill have inspired generations of artists in Brazil and beyond.
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![Living Still Life [Naturaleza Viva], 마리아 이스키에르도 로드리게스 작](/media/artworks/images-thumb/fa/3d/fa3d177bac93d90b3bd967bce33734d7.jpg)
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Kay Sage 1898–1963
American Born in Watervliet Surrealism Wikipedia in 11/32 languages
For a decade following her marriage to Italian Prince Ranieri di San Faustino in 1925, Sage largely abandoned painting, embracing the social obligations inherent in aristocratic life. Their connection sparked a profound creative synergy; they married in 1940 and settled in Woodbury, Connecticut, becoming central figures within a community of exiled Surrealist artists. Despite facing challenges as a woman artist in a male-dominated field, Sage exhibited her work at prominent galleries such as Pierre Matisse Gallery and Catherine Viviano Gallery in New York City, and participated in group exhibitions including the Salon des Surindépendants in Paris.
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Richard Oelze 1900–1980
German Born in Magdeburg Surrealism Wikipedia in 7/32 languages
As a painter, draftsperson, and graphic artist, Oelze was regarded as a significant figure in surrealism. His work is characterized by a secretive representation of landscape and figural compositions, often rendered with a level of detail reminiscent of the old masters.
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Pierre Roy 1880–1950
French Born in Nantes Surrealist Wikipedia in 7/32 languages
Born in 1880, Pierre Roy was a French surrealist painter. A significant moment in his career occurred in 1925 when he participated in the first exhibition of surrealist painters alongside figures such as Giorgio de Chirico, Max Ernst, and Pablo Picasso.
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Ithell Colquhoun 1906–1988
British Born in Shillong Surrealism, Occult art Wikipedia in 6/32 languages
In 1946, Colquhoun established a studio near Penzance, Cornwall, while maintaining a residence in London.
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마르기트 안나 1913–1991
Hungarian Born in Borota Expressionism, Surrealism Wikipedia in 8/32 languages
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Jacqueline Lamba 1910–1993
French Born in Saint-Mandé Surrealism Wikipedia in 6/32 languages
Their connection was nothing short of cinematic—a romance ignited by the sight of Lamba performing as a nude underwater dancer at the Coliseum, an image that would forever haunt Breton’s memory. While historical narratives often relegated her to the role of the muse or the devoted spouse, Lamba was far more than a silent inspiration.
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Vlady 1920–2005
Modern Art
Vlady’s artistic development has been marked by a consistent dedication to traditional oil painting techniques. He avoids overt brushstrokes, preferring to create smooth, seamless surfaces that enhance the ethereal quality of his figures. The Power of Light: Vlady’s meticulous attention to light is central to his artistic vision.
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Caleb Lewis
Australian
This process is deeply personal, functioning as a way to dissipate nervous energy and find a sense of equilibrium. The concentration required to place each point allows for a quiet stillness, turning a repetitive motion into a means of managing internal noise.
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Raquel Forner 1902–1988
Argentine Born in Buenos Aires Expressionism, Surrealism Wikipedia in 5/32 languages
Raquel Forner (1902–1988) stands as a monumental figure in the landscape of Latin American modernism, an artist whose brushstrokes did not merely capture light, but rather channeled the profound tremors of a century defined by upheaval. Her accolades were numerous, including prestigious awards from the Argentine National Salon and the Konex Awards, reflecting both domestic respect and international relevance.
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Jeffrey Smart 1921–2013
Australian Born in Adelaide Precisionism Wikipedia in 5/32 languages
Frank Jeffrey Edson Smart, known universally as Jeffrey Smart, emerged onto the Australian art scene from a childhood steeped in both encouragement and constraint. His early work reflected this exposure, alongside an engagement with local maritime artist John Giles, painting industrial landscapes around Port Adelaide – scenes that foreshadowed his later preoccupation with urban environments. A subsequent period on the island of Ischia in 1950, shared with fellow Australian painters Donald Friend, Michael Shannon, and Jacqueline Hick, further solidified his artistic direction.
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Conroy Maddox 1912–2005
English Born in Ledbury Surrealism Wikipedia in 4/32 languages
Maddox’s artistic techniques were as unconventional as his subject matter. He rejected traditional painting methods, embracing collage, frottage, and decalcomania—techniques that allowed for chance encounters and the emergence of unexpected forms. Conroy Maddox died in London in 2005 at the age of 92, leaving behind a remarkable body of work that continues to captivate and inspire.
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트리스트람 폴 힐리어 1905–1983
English Born in 베이징시 Surrealist Wikipedia in 2/32 languages
His dedication to his craft earned him significant professional accolades, including being elected an Associate of the Royal Academy in 1957 and later becoming a Royal Academician.
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Jorge Castillo 1933년생
Spanish Born in Pontevedra Abstract Expressionist Wikipedia in 5/32 languages
Castillo's artistic trajectory began with a formal education in drawing at the École des Beaux-Arts in Paris, a crucial period that exposed him to the revolutionary currents of Surrealism. His initial exhibitions at Galería Altamira in Madrid showcased these early works – hauntingly beautiful ink drawings and gouaches that hinted at the emotional complexity to come. Returning to Spain in 1955, he settled in Barcelona, a city that would become inextricably linked to his artistic identity.
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Ivan Eyre 1935–2022
Canadian Born in Saskatchewan Abstract Figurative, Prairie Landscape Wikipedia in 3/32 languages
His early life, marked by moves across the prairies—from Red Deer, Alberta, to Saskatoon—instilled in him an intimate understanding of the land’s character: its solitude, its ever-changing light, and its capacity for both beauty and starkness. This formative connection would become the bedrock of his artistic expression. Notably, nine of his sculptures are prominently displayed in the McMichael Sculpture Garden in Kleinburg, Ontario, and others grace Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg, enriching public spaces with his distinctive aesthetic.
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세리 리처즈 1903–1971
웨일스인 Born in 던바트 초현실주의, 표현주의 Wikipedia in 2/32 languages
“피아노 치는 소녀”(1949) 는 그의 입체주의적 성향을 잘 보여주는 작품으로, 각진 형태와 인상적인 색채가 파편화되면서도 조화로운 구성을 이룹니다. “두 명의 음악가”(1954) 는 연주 현장의 에너지가 폭발하는 듯하며, 오렌지빛 색조와 역동적인 붓터치는 음악성의 본질을 포착해냅니다.
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Eldzier Cortor 1916–2015
American Born in Richmond Surrealism, Realism Wikipedia in 3/32 languages
Simultaneously, Cortor’s dedication to positive portrayals of African Americans was nurtured by his avid readership of The Chicago Defender, a newspaper dedicated to celebrating Black achievements.
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Linder Sterling 1954년생
British Wikipedia in 4/32 languages
Her work has been featured in group exhibitions at the Tate Modern, the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago. In 2017, she was honored with the Paul Hamlyn Foundation Award. Her performance art has included works such as The Ultimate Form, a collaboration with choreographer Kenneth Tindall, and Children of the Stain.
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Juan Barjola 1919–2004
Spanish Born in Torre de Miguel Sesmero New Figuration Wikipedia in 3/32 languages
His early paintings often featured fragmented figures and dreamlike landscapes, hinting at a subconscious world grappling with themes of isolation, memory, and the anxieties of war. The Spanish Civil War cast a long pall over his generation, and while Barjola’s work wasn't overtly political in the propagandistic sense, it resonated with a profound sense of displacement and loss. The shadow of Pablo Picasso loomed large over Spanish art during Barjola’s formative years, but rather than imitation, Picasso's example spurred him toward originality.
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Emilio Tadini 1927–2002
Spanish Born in Milan Catalan Modernisme Wikipedia in 1/32 languages
Emilio Tadini was far more than a painter; he was a profound architect of meaning within the Italian cultural landscape. Born in Milan in 1927, his journey began not with a brush, but with the written word. A poet, novelist, and essayist, Tadini first emerged onto the prestigious literary stage in 1947 through Elio Vittorini's magazine, Politecnico.
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레안드르 크리스톨 이 페랄바 1908–1998
Catalan Born in 올레사 데 발라게르 Surrealism, Non-figurative Wikipedia in 1/32 languages
(Note: The source text provided for translation contains an H1 tag at the beginning which was not requested to be translated but is part of the structure.
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Ellen Lanyon 1926–2013
Born in Chicago World Goes Pop Wikipedia in 1/32 languages
Lanyon’s early work focused on intimate portraits of relatives and the spaces they inhabited – quiet studies imbued with a sense of psychological depth. She herself often described these works as “dreamscapes,” a fitting term for paintings that seem to exist on the threshold between waking consciousness and the realm of sleep. In the 1970s, Lanyon’s move to New York brought her into contact with the feminist art collective Heresies, further broadening her intellectual and artistic horizons.
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List of 86 famous Surrealist 아티스트, every name
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프리다 칼로멕시코 · 1907–1954 - 2
살바도르 달리스페인 · 1904–1989 - 3
호안 미로스페인 · 1893–1983 - 4
르네 마그리트벨기에 · 1898–1967 - 5
막스 에른스트독일 · 1891–1976 - 6
조르조 데 키리코이탈리아 · 1888–1978 - 7
H.R. 기거스위스 · 1940–2014 - 8
즈지스와프 벡신스키폴란드 · 1929–2005 - 9
맨 레이미국인 · 1890–1976 - 10
알베르토 자코메티스위스 · 1901–1966 - 11
레메디오스 바로스페인-멕시코 · 1908–1963 - 12
리어노라 캐링턴영국-멕시코 · 1917–2011 - 13이브 탕기프랑스계 미국인 · 1900–1955
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도러시아 태닝미국인 · 1910–2012 - 15
레오노르 피니아르헨티나-이탈리아 · 1907–1996 - 16앙드레 마송1896–1987
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메레트 오펜하임스위스-독일 · 1913–1985 - 18
윌프레도 람쿠바인 · 1902–1982 - 19
빅토르 브라우너루마니아-프랑스 · 1903–1966 - 20로베르토 마타Chilean · 1911–2002
- 21펠릭스 누스바움독일계 유대인 · 1904–1944
- 22
조셉 코넬미국인 · 1903–1972 - 23
에른스트 푸흐오스트리아 · 1930–2015 - 24
폴 델보벨기에 · 1897–1994 - 25
도라 마르프랑스 · 1907–1997 - 26
엘사 스키아파렐리이탈리아 · 1890–1973 - 27
폴 내쉬영국 · 1889–1946 - 28
루이스 로요스페인 · 1954년생 - 29줄리앙 레비미국인 · 1906–1981
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짐 워렌미국인 · 1949년생 - 31
마이클 파크스미국인 · 1944년생 - 32Maurice TabardFrench · 1897–1984
- 33George Wallace JardineBritish · 1920–2002
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그레이엄 서덜랜드영국 · 1903–1980 - 35Claude CahunFrench · 1894–1954
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올렉산드르 악시닌1949–1985 - 37
옥타비오 오캄포멕시코인 · 1943년생 - 38Frederick SommerAmerican · 1905–1999
- 39Saul SteinbergRomanian-American · 1914–1999
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루이지 세라피니이탈리아 · 1949년생 - 41
오스카 도밍게스1906–1957 - 42한스 벨머German · 1902–1975
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마이클 소와독일 · 1945년생 - 44
야첵 예르카1952년생 - 45Angus Rowland Mcbean1904–1990
- 46Wolfgang PaalenAustrian-Mexican · 1905–1959
- 47Clarence John LaughlinAmerican · 1905–1985
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빌헬름 프레디덴마크 · 1909–1995 - 49Manuel Álvarez BravoMexican · 1902–2002
- 50Sergei ParajanovArmenian, Ukrainian · 1924–1990
- 51Eileen AgarArgentine-British · 1899–1991
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조지 콘도미국인 · 1957년생 - 53마리우 세자리니 드 바스콘셀루스포르투갈 · 1923–2006
- 54Piroska SzantoHungarian · 1913–1998
- 55Artur Cruzeiro Seixas1920–2020
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파벨 체릴리체프러시아 태생 · 1898–1957 - 57Marcelo GrassmannBrazilian · 1925–2013
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마리아 이스키에르도 로드리게스멕시코 · 1902–1955 - 59Kay SageAmerican · 1898–1963
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술 솔라아르헨티나 · 1887–1963 - 61Richard OelzeGerman · 1900–1980
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헤다 스턴루마니아계 미국인 · 1910–2011 - 63Pierre RoyFrench · 1880–1950
- 64Ithell ColquhounBritish · 1906–1988
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프란시스코 톨레도멕시코 · 1940–2019 - 66마르기트 안나Hungarian · 1913–1991
- 67Jacqueline LambaFrench · 1910–1993
- 68Vlady1920–2005
- 69Caleb LewisAustralian ·
- 70Raquel FornerArgentine · 1902–1988
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루보 크리스텍체코 · 1943년생 - 72
제임스 글리슨호주인 · 1915–2008 - 73
줄리안 트레블리언영국 · 1910–1988 - 74Jeffrey SmartAustralian · 1921–2013
- 75Conroy MaddoxEnglish · 1912–2005
- 76트리스트람 폴 힐리어English · 1905–1983
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죄르지 로만헝가리 · 1903–1981 - 78Jorge CastilloSpanish · 1933년생
- 79Ivan EyreCanadian · 1935–2022
- 80세리 리처즈웨일스인 · 1903–1971
- 81Eldzier CortorAmerican · 1916–2015
- 82Linder SterlingBritish · 1954년생
- 83Juan BarjolaSpanish · 1919–2004
- 84Emilio TadiniSpanish · 1927–2002
- 85레안드르 크리스톨 이 페랄바Catalan · 1908–1998
- 86Ellen Lanyon1926–2013
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Which Surrealist 아티스트 is the most famous?
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Who are the most famous Surrealist 아티스트 from 스페인?
Who are the most famous female Surrealist 아티스트?
In which period did Surrealist art flourish?
Most 아티스트 in this list were born in the 1900s (29 of 86), between 1880 and 1957 overall.
Where are the great works of Surrealist art today?
Which city was home to the most Surrealist 아티스트?
부에노스아이레스: 2 of the 아티스트 in this list were born there.
Where were most Surrealist 아티스트 born?
미국: 7 of the 86 아티스트 in this list were born there, then 스페인 (6) 및 영국 (5).
Who was the first Surrealist 아티스트?
The earliest-born 아티스트 in this list is Pierre Roy (#63), born in 1880.
Where can I see more works by these 아티스트?
Our catalogue holds 8,973 works by these 아티스트.
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Other movements
Famous artists of other movements
유명한 Baroque 예술가밤의 망루 (De Nachtwacht) · 렘브란트
유명한 Contemporary Realist 예술가이삭 줍는 사람들 · 장프랑수아 밀레
유명한 Impressionist 예술가별이 빛나는 밤 (뉴욕, MoMA) · 빈센트 반 고흐
유명한 Romanticist 예술가토성, 그의 아들을 잡아먹는 중 · 프란시스코 데 고야
유명한 Neoclassicist 예술가The Death of Marat · 자크루이 다비드
유명한 Realist 예술가세계의 기원 · 귀스타브 쿠르베
유명한 Renaissance 예술가모나리자 (라 죠콘다) · 레오나르도 다 빈치
유명한 Dutch Golden Age 예술가진주 귀걸이를 한 소녀 · 요하네스 페르메이르
유명한 Expressionist 예술가구성 VII · 바실리 칸딘스키
유명한 Rococo 예술가사랑의 교훈 · 앙투안 바토Other periods
Famous artists across the periods
유명한 Early Medieval 예술가Snowy River · 왕유
유명한 High Medieval 예술가마에스타의 마돈나 (오니산티 마돈나) · 조토 디 본도네
유명한 Late Medieval 예술가수태고지와 두 성인 · 시모네 마르티니
유명한 Renaissance 예술가아담의 창조 · 미켈란젤로 부오나로티
유명한 Early Modern 예술가마태오의 부르심 · 카라바조
유명한 19th Century 예술가수련 (또는 연꽃) · 클로드 모네
유명한 Modern 예술가게르니카 · 파블로 피카소
유명한 Contemporary 예술가Wind Sculpture III (one in a series of nine) · Yinka ShonibareDiscover more