"Drawing Surrealism"

Drawing

Murray Hill

Until Sun Apr 21

Francis Picabia, Olga, 1930 Courtesy Morgan Museum & Library

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Fri Jan 4 2013

Works on paper by Salvador Dalí, Max Ernst, Joan Miró and Louise Bourgeois, among others, make up this exhibition looking at the role drawing played in the development of the Surrealism movement. Around 160 examples of techniques like exquisite corpses, frottage and automatic drawing are on view in this first major exhibition devoted to the subject.

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