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movement

  1. The empire of lights — René Magritte, 1954
  2. The Surrealist Mystery of New York I, 1935 — Salvador Dalí
  3. Surrealist Knight for a Four-part Screen — Salvador Dalí, 1934
  4. Untitled (Surrealist Angel), circa 1969 — Salvador Dalí

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tone

  1. The empire of lights — René Magritte, 1954
  2. untitled (246) — Max Ernst
  3. The Lovers — René Magritte
  4. Surrealist Essay, 1932 — Salvador Dalí
  5. The natural graces — René Magritte, 1964
  6. The Surrealist Mystery of New York I, 1935 — Salvador Dalí
  7. The entrance to the city — Paul Delvaux, 1940
  8. Mediumnistic-Paranoiac Image, 1935 — Salvador Dalí
  9. The Surrealist Mystery of New York — Salvador Dalí, 1935
  10. Untitled (Surrealist Angel), circa 1969 — Salvador Dalí
  11. Perspicacity — René Magritte
  12. Treasure Island — René Magritte
  13. The mysterious barricades — René Magritte, 1961

main color

  1. Untitled (97) — donald ewart milner
  2. Cacti in Palermo — kazimierz stabrowski, 1900
  3. The mysterious barricades — René Magritte, 1961
  4. untitled (246) — Max Ernst
  5. Untitled (Surrealist Angel), circa 1969 — Salvador Dalí
  6. Aloes — Josephine Joy, 1938
  7. The natural graces — René Magritte, 1963
  8. Portrait of Gala with Two Lamb Chops Balanced on Her Shoulder, 1933 — Salvador Dalí
  9. The natural graces — René Magritte, 1964
  10. Perspicacity — René Magritte
  11. Surrealist Knight for a Four-part Screen — Salvador Dalí, 1934
  12. The entrance to the city — Paul Delvaux, 1940
  13. Spanish Landscape with Mountains — Dora Carrington, 1924
  14. Mediumnistic-Paranoiac Image, 1935 — Salvador Dalí
  15. Surrealist Essay, 1932 — Salvador Dalí
  16. Four Decorative Panels: Arums and Purple and Yellow Irises — paul elie ranson, 1899
  17. Male Cones of Araucaria araucana — Marianne North, 1884
  18. Island of Treasures — René Magritte, 1942
  19. Treasure Island — René Magritte
  20. The Lovers — René Magritte
  21. The Surrealist Mystery of New York — Salvador Dalí, 1935

other

  1. Tylopilus felleus — Timothy John Williamson