surrealist painters
Surrealist painters refers to artists who originated in the Surrealist movement, an artistic and literary movement in the early 20th century that sought to unlock the power of the unconscious mind by exploring dreams, fantasies, and irrational thoughts and emotions. Surrealist painters created imaginative and dreamlike artworks, often depicting bizarre and unexpected scenes, objects, and beings, combining reality with elements of the subconscious realm.
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