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12/31 1617 Bartolme Esteban Murillo is born, probably the most important spanish paintor

10/31 1517 Italian paintor Fray Bartolomeo dies

05/14 1999 Domican poet Manuel del Cabral dies

04/12 1885 French paintor Robert Delaunay is born

06/03 1913 omican poet Pedro Mir is born

08/09 1998 Costarrican paintor Francisco Zúñiga is born

04/15 1828 Spanish paintor Francisco de Goya dies

10/02 1968 French dadaist paintor Marcel Duchamp dies

12/17 1770 German master composer Ludwig Von Beethoven is born

09/22 1966 French poet Andre Bretón dies

12/21 1375 Giovanni Bocaccion dies, the italian writer's greatest work was 'The decameron'

10/15 1553 German paintor Lucas Cranach “the old” dies

02/15 1923 Chilean paintor Roser Bru is born

06/14 1894 Spanish paintor Federico Madrazo dies

10/28 1812 Cuban novelist San Diego de Núñez is born

SURREALISM : is a cultural movement that began in the early-1920s, and is best known for the visual artworks and writings of the group members.

Surrealist works feature the element of surprise, unexpected juxtapositions and non sequitur; however many Surrealist artists and writers regard their work as an expression of the philosophical movement first and fo...

ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONISM : The Consciously American Style of art which emerged in New York during the 1940s and remained dominant until the late 1950s. It was essentially an amalgam of ideas borrowed from Surrealism (most of whose leaders lived in exile in the US during WWII) and more strictly American concepts about the importance of the pioneering individual, particularly in the liberation of art from tradition. Abstract Expressionism was neither fully Abstract nor wholly Expressionist. It ...