Surrealsm and Spain 1920—1936

Delve into the intricate connections between surrealism and Spanish culture with "Surrealism and Spain 1920—1936" by C. B. Morris. Published by Cambridge University Press in 1979, this compelling paperback spans 310 pages, offering a comprehensive exploration of how surrealist ideas permeated the Spanish literary and artistic landscapes.

Morris meticulously examines the influence of key French surrealist works on Spanish writers and artists, highlighting how these creative exchanges fostered the development of unique themes, motifs, and techniques in Spanish and Catalan literature. Whether you're a scholar of literary criticism or simply an enthusiast of 20th-century art and literature, this volume provides valuable insights into the transformations within Spanish culture during a pivotal era.

Explore the intersection of Europe’s surrealist movement and Spanish literature through this essential text, and uncover the profound impact that surrealism had on artistic expression in Spain.