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André Breton



Breton, André (1896–1966), French poet and critic, a founder of surrealism. Associated at first with Dada, he broke with it and in 1924 issued the first of three surrealist manifestos, becoming the new movement's chief spokesperson. Among his works is the poetic novel, Nadja (1928).



See also: Surrealism.

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