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Surrealism at large is here on view, with works by Ernst, Tanguy,
and Brauner. Motherwell signals the evolution towards the New York avant-garde of the 1940s,
which was strongly influenced by Surrealism. The paintings by Dubuffet and Bacon were acquired
by Peggy Guggenheim after she moved to Venice.
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Francis Bacon
Study for Chimpanzee,
March 1957 |
Victor Brauner
The Surrealist,
January 1947 |
Jean Dubuffet
Fleshy Face with Chestnut Hair,
August 1951 |
Max Ernst
Zoomorphic Couple,
1933 |
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Alberto Giacometti
Model for a Square,
1931-32 |
Andrè Masson
Armor,
January-April 1925 |
Robert Motherwell
Personage (Autoportrait),
December 9, 1943 |
Yves Tanguy
Promontory Palace,
1931 |
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Yves Tanguy
In an Indeterminate Place,
March 1941 |
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Victor
Brauner
Consciousness of Shock,
April 1951 |
Max Ernst
The Postman Cheval,
1932
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Max
Ernst
Garden Airplane Trap,
1935-36 |
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