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245 12 $aA boatload of madmen :$bsurrealism and the American avant-garde, 1920-1950 /$cDickran Tashjian.
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505 0 $a1. First American phases of surrealism. --2. The first papers of surrealism. --3. Surrealism in the service of fashion. --4. Man Ray on the margin. --5. Surrealism on the American left. --6. The prison-house of politics: poetry on the left. --7. View and the surrealist exiles in New York. --8. A season for surrealism and its affinities. --9. Joseph Cornell, "The enchanted wanderer". --10. Arshile Gorky's ethnicity and surrealism. --11. The secret script of Jackson Pollock. --12. Conclusion: out of the labyrinth.
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