Karol Baron - Painter Bohuslav Brouk - Poet - Writer - Psycoanalyst Vratislav Effenberger - Writer Jindrich Heisler - Poet - Photographer Emila Medkova - Photographer - Female Jaroslav Jezec? - Composer? Jiri Kolar - poet - Collagist Juraj Mojzis - Writer - Film maker Albert Marencin - Writer - Poet - Collagist Vitezlav Nezval - Writer Jindrich Styrsky - Painter - Poet - Photographer Collagist Karel Teige - Poet - Collagist -Intellectual - Type designer Walter Serner - Writer Jan Svankmajer - Film Maker Tita - Painter - Female Toyen - Painter - draftsman and illustrator - Female Melchior Vischer - Writer - Theatre director Frantisek Vobecky - Photographer - Photomontage See Other Air ->. And from the pdf - Surrealists Dictionary -> 1932 Výstava Poesie 1932, Manes gallery, Prague. Authors of exhibited works were Hans Arp, Salvador Dali, Max Ernst, Alberto Giacometti, Giorgio de Chirico, Paul Klee, Andre Masson, Joan Miro, Wolfgang Paalen, Gaston Louis Roux, Alberto Savinio and Yves Tanguy. Among the exhibiting Czech artists there were Emil Filla, Adolf Hoffmeister, František Janoušek, Vincenc Makovský, František Muzika, Josef Šíma, Jindrich Styrsky, Toyen, Alois Wachsman, Hana Wichterlová and Bedřich Stefan. 1934 March Czech Surrealists group came into being. In 1992? the Prague group also counted among its members Karol Baron, Frantisek Dryje, Jakub Effenberger, Jin Koubek, Ivo Purs, Martin Stejskal, Ludvik Svab, Albert Marencin, Blasek Ingr and David Jarab, while Bruno Solarik operated from Brno and Jubaj Mojik hailed from Bratislava (in what is now Slovakia). A group has also been set up in Moravia; it publishes a journal, Intervence (Intervention), and its leading lights include Katerina Kubikova, Katerina Pinosova, Bruno Solanik and Lenka Valachova. Zavis Kalandra, who of all the revolutionary political figures was the most open to the Surrealist project and for the most part made it his own—had to submit to the most monstrous display of “confessions” before being executed in 1950. See also exhibition -> and Tres Bohemes ->. See TLS -> Surreal Love in Prague See Czech cinema before WW II ~>. Back to Nationality ~>