La mélancolie extatique des chiens, gâteuse comme une vertigineuse descente en
ski
Graphic Arts
Author
By (artist) Salvador Dalí
Description
In 1936 this image figured among the series of "Surrealist post cards" . On this sort of "winter sports" card, sent to André Breton one day in 1932, Dalí had glued a chromo showing puppies, drawing a few lines where necessary so as to imperceptibly transform the skiers in this unremarkable Alpine image into the gummy eyes of the aforementioned puppies. Edouard Jaguer (Les mystères de la chambre noire, Paris, Flammarion, 1982, p. 69).
"In 1937, Georges Hugnet published a "first series" (which turned out to be the only one) of post cards, their verso printed with the imitation of a postal stamp - the circular inscription 'guaranteed Surrealist post card" (the idea was Man Ray's). The series confirmed that that there was interest in the cards, suggesting as well that the Group intended for the post card to be a means of diffusion for some of the significant images of its choice. This hope was not fulfilled, as the operation was not a financial success.
These twenty-one cards, printed in sepia (on a yellow, green or white background) reproduced pre-existing images, with the exception, apparently, of that by Picasso..."
Among the artists who participated in the undertaking were André Breton, with a poem-object, and Salvador Dalí with La mélancolie gâteuse des chiens comme une vertigineuse descente de ski, "beautiful example of a dual image." Gérard Durozoi (Histoire du mouvement surréaliste, Paris, Hazan, 1997, pp.331-333).
Bibliography
- José Pierre, Le surréalisme, dictionnaire de poche, Paris, Hazan, 1973, rep.p.133, pp.132-133
- Edouard Jaguer, Les mystères de la chambre noire, Paris, Flammarion, 1982, rep.p.69
- José Pierre, André Breton et la peinture, Lausanne, Editions l\'Age d\'Homme, 1987, rep. n° 79, s.p.
- Paris, Musée national d'art moderne - Centre Georges Pompidou, André Breton, la beauté convulsive, 1991, rep.p. 288
- Gérard Durozoi, Histoire du mouvement surréaliste, Paris, Hazan, 1997, rep.p.332, n° 19, pp.331-333
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Lettre de Salvador Dalí à André Breton du 27 mars 1937 qu'accompagne une carte postale intitulée « La mélancolie extatique des chiens, gâteuse comme une vertigineuse descente en ski », mais qui concerne surtout le projet de la galerie Gradiva.
Quatre images, une notice descriptive, un lien.
[Correspondance] Salvador Dali
Description
Photocollage réalisé c 1931 par André Breton, Paul Éluard et Suzanne Muzard.
Photocollage (avec tête de Max Ernst - provenant d'un photomaton - en marin). A mettre en relation avec cahier de photocollages faits par Breton, Eluard et Muzard… c. 1931, avec autre photocollage de la même époque 56600100960880 avec deux têtes de Max Ernst et celui titré "Un Allemand?"
[Anne Egger, 2023, Atelier André Breton]
Bibliography
- Damarice Amao, Amanda Maddox, Karolina Ziebinska-Lewandowska, Dora Maar, Paris, Centre Pompidou (5 juin-29 juillet 2019), Paris, Éditions du Centre Pompidou, 2019. rep.p.105
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Le Surréalisme au service de la Révolution
numéro 6
Book
Description
Number 6 of the collection of the journal, Le Surréalisme au service de la Révolution. Joined with this issue are the following:
Image 1. Cover N.°6 of the journal, Le Surréalisme au service de la Révolution.
Image 2. Handwritten letter signed by Salvador Dali to André Breton on paper with stationary heading from the Royal Hôtel of Barcelona, relative to Dali's frontispiece for the front cover of the Second Manifesto of Surrealism. (circa 1930, 1 page in-12°).
Images 3, 4, 5. Handwritten letter signed by Maurice Heine to André Breton, Dourdan. 26 May 1932 (3 pages in-4°).
Image 6. Handwritten poem by René Char « Les soleils chanteurs » (1 page in-4°).
Image 7. Handwritten letter signed by Salvador Dali to André Breton (1/4 page in-4°).
Images 8, 9. Handwritten letter signed by Salvador Dali to André Breton with a small original drawing (2 pages in-4°).
Images 10-20. Handwritten manuscript signed by Max Ernst : « Comme on force l'inspiration » with pencil redactions by André Breton. This manuscript was found with a title cover titled by the hand of André Breton (Typographical indications ?) (1 sheet).
Visual not available. Handwritten letter dated and signed in ink by Maurice Heine addressed to André Breton, about the Marquis de Sade.
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