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This artist is a/an French writer, poet and anti-fascist, and the full name of this artist is André Breton, the date of birth of this artist is 18 February 1896. André Breton is the artist of Surrealism art movement.  And the lifespan of this artist is 18 February 1896 – 28 September 1966.

The nationality of this artist is French, but the paintings of this art style are associated with other art movements such as- Mannerism, Impressionism, and Romanticism.

André Breton is famous for/as– Joined the French Communist Party (French writer, poet and anti-fascist).  This artist is counted as an important contributor. Some paintings such as “paintos1,” “paintos2,” and “paintos3” are very famous of this artist.

The educational qualification means artistic qualification of this artist is educationos

This article covers approximate all aspects of André Breton (success and fame). It comprises- (Surrealist Manifesto, Breton as art collector & Manifesto of the 121).

1. Where and when André Breton was born?

This artist was born on 18 February 1896, and the place of birth of this Surrealism artist is Tinchebray, Orne, France.

Thus, this info of André Breton has been taken from Wikipedia.org. Date of birth and birthplace of André Breton tells about the history of Surrealism.
Date of Birth: – 18 February 1896.
Birthplace: – Tinchebray, Orne, France.

2. What are André Breton most famous works of?

If you are the lover of Surrealism then definitely, you must have seen many artworks of André Breton.

But most famous artworks are- “paintos1,” “paintos2,” and “paintos3”. These artworks of this Surrealism artist still are in huge demand.

There are so many other art styles such as Mannerism, Impressionism, Romanticism, and these art styles resemble them.

Most famous artworks of André Breton.

1^st painting-“paintos1.”
2^nd painting- “paintos2.”
3^rd painting- “paintos3.”
4^th paintings- “paintos4.”
5^th painting- “paintos5.”



3. What is André Breton famous for?

This artist is remembered for the contribution to Surrealism movement. Joined the French Communist Party (French writer, poet and anti-fascist) has been the area of activity of this artist. Thus this artist is famous for- Joined the French Communist Party (French writer, poet and anti-fascist). And the artistic qualification of this artist is educationos.

Indeed, this artist of Surrealism had played a crucial role during Surrealism renaissance period, and also the artworks of this artist are very lovely such as- “paintos1,” “paintos2,” “paintos3”.

There are so many notable works of André Breton. But it is the topmost artwork.

Top artwork- “Mount of Piety, 1919 & Please 1920.”

Short Introduction

André Breton played a vital role in the renaissance of Surrealism, there are so many artworks of this artist such as “paintos1,” paintos2” etc.

If you notice the childhood of this Surrealism artist, and you compare it with other artists such as André Derain, Andy Goldsworthy, Angelica Kauffman, and André Derain.

So you would get many similarities, the childhood of second artist is very much similar to André Breton.

This artist is concerned with other art movements also such as Mannerism, Impressionism, and Romanticism. There is no doubt the artistic qualification of André Breton is very good in the Surrealism art movement.

The artworks of this André Breton explore the relationship between artistic expression and celebrity culture. Generally, Surrealism artists remain in high demand.

You must have listened about famous artworks of André Breton. Famous artworks of this artist- “paintos3,” “paintos2,” “paintos1,” “paintos5,” and “paintos4”.

And the special thing is, these paintings are connected with childhood. Have you ever visited André Breton museum?

Definitely, you would see this difference, because André Breton is very much different from other artists of Surrealism. He/She was also among the pioneers of Surrealism art movement.

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