World Art Complete Collection, Volume 27: Dada and Surrealism

History of World Art 27
World Art Compendium, Volume 27: Dada and Surrealism
Second Printing, May 20, 1998 (First Printing, November 1996)
Number of pages: 452
Size: B4
Price: 19,333 yen + tax
Publisher: Shogakukan
*Please be aware that this book is over 25 years old and has the characteristic smell of an old book.

20th-century art was a diverse history of movements that completely re-examined the existing state of art.
It was a manifestation of people's anxieties in the machine age, and the First World War cast a dark shadow over the people of Europe, leading to the "Dada" movement, which denied both art and society.
"Dada" reversed the energy of cities such as Zurich, Paris, and Berlin.
"Dada" opened the door to the unconscious world hidden in people's hearts, giving birth to Surrealism.
This book explores 20th-century modernism, a century of hope and despair, while introducing the works of Duchamp, Man Ray, Picabia, Dalí, Ernst, Magritte, and others.
It also captures the trends of the post-World War II era, such as Art Informel, Pop Art, and Superrealism.