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Wife of Salvador Dali, known to be his muse and influence in his works.

French painter and sculptor associated with the Surrealist movement, also known for being André Breton's second wife.

A work by Meret Oppenheim, known for its unexpected use of materials that challenges the viewer's perception.

A book by André Breton that combines elements of fiction and autobiography in a Surrealistic manner.

Spanish painter known for his eccentric and dream-like imagery.

Belgian surrealist artist known for witty and thought-provoking images.

A painting by René Magritte that showcases his fascination with the pitfalls of representation.

A famous painting by Salvador Dali featuring melting clocks and an eerie dreamscape.

French writer and poet, best known as the founder of Surrealism.

A 1929 surrealist short film by Spanish director Luis Buñuel and artist Salvador Dali notable for its shocking images.

German painter who had a fascination with birds and often depicted them in his art.

A Surrealist technique involving spontaneous writing, drawing, or the like devoid of conscious aesthetic or moral self-censorship.

A collaborative drawing approach used by Surrealists to create bizarre and intuitive drawings.

An Italian artist whose early works are considered a major influence on the Surrealist movement.

Painting by Salvador Dali reflecting his feelings of sexual anxiety and fear.

French painter whose style is characterized by dystopian landscapes and biomorphic forms.

A self-portrait by René Magritte where his face is largely obscured by a floating green apple.

American visual artist who spent most of his career in Paris and is known for his photography.

Painting by Giorgio de Chirico featuring sharply contrasting shadows and an architecturally structured, empty urban setting.

Painting by Salvador Dali where the elephants are depicted with long, spindly legs of desire, supporting obelisks.

One of the many paintings by Max Ernst that delves into the absurd and satire through the use of a fictional character.

Spanish artist known for his playful, abstract designs and brightly colored works.

Max Ernst's painting combining a mechanical elephant with a surreal, collage-like background.

Painting by René Magritte portraying a couple’s faces covered with cloth as they attempt to kiss.