Surrealism: Contradictions in Theory and Practice by Schneede. Published by Harry N. Abrahams, New York.
Hardcover in very good condition with its original dust jacket. This fascinating volume explores the paradoxical nature of Surrealism — how the movement both defied and embodied its own principles. Featuring 115 illustrations, including 51 stunning full-colour plates, the book traces Surrealism from its earliest beginnings through its evolution as a revolutionary art form. Elegantly bound in milk-chocolate cloth with gilt detailing on the cover and spine. 144 pages.