Alongside the poets gathered around Breton converged in Paris painters from different backgrounds who each contributed in their own way to the Surrealist revolution, at least for a fortnight until World War II.
The Bureau des recherches surréalistes had also been founded in 1924. Alongside the poets gathered around Breton converged in Paris painters from different backgrounds who each contributed in their own way to the Surrealist revolution, at least for a fortnight until World War II. As early as January 1925, the Bureau officially published its revolutionary intent, which was signed by 27 participants, including Breton, Ernst and Masson themselves.