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Lot 243
21.11.2022 12:00UTC +00:00
Classic
Starting price
€ 1 300
AuctioneerCHRISTIE'S
Event locationUnited Kingdom, London
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ID 859273
Lot 243 | [SURRÉALISME]
Estimate value
€ 1 500 – 2 000
[SURRÉALISME]
We don't ear it that way.
[Paris : 1960]

Exemplaire de tête bien complet des "quelques poils de la Vraye Moustache".
A l'occasion de l'exposition internationale du Surréalisme à New York en 1960, organisée par Marcel Duchamp, André Breton, Edouard Jaguer et José Pierre, Dali, exclu du mouvement depuis plusieurs décénies, fut autorisé, par Marcel Duchamp, le seul des organisateurs à être à New York, à exposer sa toile intitulée L'Oreille anti-matière, sans l'assentiment des co-organisateurs.
Ils publièrent donc, avec les cosignatures de 22 membres du mouvement, un tract contre Dali, rappelant : "Dali a été exclu du surréalisme il y a plus de vingt ans et (...) nous n'avons cessé de voir en lui l'ancien apologiste d'Hitler, au demeurant le peintre fasciste, clérical et raciste, ami de Franco qui ouvrit l'Espagne comme champ de manoeuvres à la plus abominable barbarie qui fut jamais".

1 feuillet (300 x 240 mm). Texte en français et en anglais. Un des 25 exemplaires de tête sur papier couché vert d'eau, "adorné de quelques poils de la Vraye Moustache", n°19. Illustré d'un montage montrant Gala Dali en madone, affublée d'une moustache "daliesque" et titré "L.H.O.O.Q (comme d'habitude)". Déchirure de 35 mm au coin inférieur droit.
Provenance : José Pierre (note manuscrite) ; Georges et Evelyne Brun (note autographe)

Deluxe copy of the anti-Dali surrealist tract, complete with the "hair of the True Moustache".
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