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Born in 1907 and died in 1954.
She was a surrealist.
She made many pieces of surreal art that were based on her expressions and emotions about her way of life.

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Surrealism started in 1920

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Kids learn about the Surrealism Art movement and its major artists such as Salvador Dali and Giorgio de Chirico.

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Unlike Dadaism, however, the Surrealists took inspiration from the urban streets and from everyday life.

This art piece was made in 1931

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This is a video about what is surrealism and how you can be a surrealist!

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Surrealism was killed off by World War 2. As an artistic movement strongest in France, the occupation of the country by the Nazis meant that most of its practitioners fled the continent, many of the Surrealists going the United States. In addition after the war other movements emerged that superseded Surrealism in critical attention, including Abstract Expressionism and later Pop Art, etc.

Surrealism didn't really die.  Artists like Max Ernst, Juan Miro, Salvador Dali and others were active through the 1970s and 1980s.

Surrealism ended in 1910

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Surrealists are artists who make art pieces dream like how many of the surreal art pieces are non-fiction and dream like because they are presenting a dream like world.