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Performer/s:
Antony Penrose
An illustrated talk by Antony Penrose.
After returning to London from Paris in 1936, Roland introduced Surrealism to an incredulous and hostile British public. Reviled and ridiculed at the time, and beset with internal quarrels, the movement made a truly lasting impact on the arts in Britain.
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