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Exhibition

Surreality 101

Surrealism emerged in 1924 when French writer André Breton published his "Manifesto of Surrealism." This movement arose as a rejection of rationalism after the horrors of World War I. Seminal artists such as Salvador Dalí, René Magritte, Max Ernst, Luis Buñuel, and Man Ray developed the themes that defined the movement.
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  • Resilencia en Tierra Ajena — original painting by Roberto González; house on dark soil with root lines and a yellow sky.

    Resilencia en Tierra Ajena (Resistance in Someone Else’s Land)

    Resilencia en Tierra Ajena (Resistance in Someone Else’s Land)

    By Roberto González

    $2,600.00 USD
  • Original painting Integrándose al paisaje by Roberto González; warm yellow sky with palm and woven chair.

    Integrándose Al Paisaje (Integrating into the Landscape)

    Integrándose Al Paisaje (Integrating into the Landscape)

    By Roberto González

    $5,600.00 USD
  • Original painting Sombras Largas by Roberto González, green velvet chair on a vast landscape.

    Sombras Largas (Long Shadows)

    Sombras Largas (Long Shadows)

    By Roberto González

    $3,600.00 USD
  • Original City Lights by Paul Roustan: back-view figure with glowing circuit patterns over a cityscape.
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    City Lights

    City Lights

    By Paul Roustan

    $3,600.00 USD
  • Original painting Nostalgia de Futuro by Justo Amable Garrote Ramos; surreal robotic humanoid in desert.
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    Nostalgia de Futuro

    Nostalgia de Futuro

    By Justo Amable Garrote Ramos

    $6,600.00 USD
  • Original: Una Lágrima Tuya Pesa Más que el Océano de mi Felicidad by Justo Amable Garrote Ramos; robot in a cavern.
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    Una Lágrima Tuya Pesa Más que el Océano de mi Felicidad

    Una Lágrima Tuya Pesa Más que el Océano de mi Felicidad

    By Justo Amable Garrote Ramos

    $6,600.00 USD