Look for paintings with titles like "L'Ange du bizarre" -- from Poe's
story "The Angel of the Odd". (I don't recall which painters used this
subject, but more than one of the Surrealists did.)
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>Hello. I choose to write a paper on how Egdar Allen Poe influenced Surrealism
>... Got any info?
>I'm searching the web. I found tons of info on Surrealism. I know wonderful
>bits of info about Poe. I understand the the two, I see how they connect...
>but
>no where have a seen the statement that some surrealist artist was influenced
>by Poe. Shall I go ahead and take a stand that my English textsbooks are
>wrong
>to make this statement that Poe infulenced the Surrealism movement?
>Can any surrelaist out there help me? please.
No it wasn't. I think it was either Tinky Winky or Laa Laa.
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