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Surrealist Journals
Le Surréalisme au service de la révolution, Paris,
1-6; juil. 1930-mai 1933. Edited by A. Breton.
Central Library NX2 .S95
Variétés: revue mensuelle illustrée de l'espirit contemporain
Special no. of June 1929 called: Le Surréalisme en 1929
Central Library AP22 .V3
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Surrealists and Surrealism, 1919-1939 (Journal du surréalisme, 1919-1939)
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Call Number: Central Library Art NX600 .S9 P513 1983 -
Dada/Surrealilsm Journal
Call Number: NX600.D3 D34 no.1 (1971)-no.18 (1990)Jarry, Tzara, art no 4
Ciphers and tropes, palinode and parody no. 8
Visual poetics no. 12
Dada and surrealist art no. 13
New York Dada no. 14
Dada and surrealist film no. 15
Duchamp centennial no. 16
André Breton no. 17
Surrealism and women no. 18
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| Surrealism - Influence | Surrealism - Themes, motives | |
| Surrealism (Literature) - History and Criticism | Surrealism - United States-Exhibitions | |
| Surrealism in Motion Pictures | De Chirico, Giorgio | |
| Surrealism - Political Aspects | Dalí, Salvador, 1904-1989-- Catalogues raisonnés |
