Surrealism was started in Dada art by Andre Breton, who wrote the Surrealism Manifesto in 1924. The manifesto proposed joining the conscious and unconscious realms of experience so that dreams and fantasies could be part of everyday life. Surrealism was influenced by psychological theories of the time and sought to merge dream and reality in response to World Wars I and II. Notable surrealist artists mentioned include Salvador Dali, Joan Miro, Yves Tanguy, Max Ernst, Giorgio De Chirico, Rene Magritte, Kay Sage, and Meret Oppenheim.

1. Surrealism

5. Joan Miro 1 893-1983 “Shooting Star”, 1916

7. Yves Tanguy "Through Birds Through Fire But Not Through Glass" “ Indefinite Divisibility”

8. Max Ernst “Design in nature”

10. Georgio de Chirico. La conquista del filósofo. 1914

13. “The Red Model”, 1936 “ Not to Be Reproduced”, (1937)

16. Salvador Dali 1904-1989

17. “The Elephants”

18. “Three Sphinxes of Bikini”

19. “The Burning Giraffe” “Soft Self-Portrait with Bacon”

20. “Galatia of Spheres”

21. “The Persistence of Memory” 1931 1952-1954

23. Meret Oppenheim “Lunch in Fur”

24. The Exquisite Corpse