Halmstad
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| - | [[Swedish Surrealism]] is largely associated with the [[Halmstad]] Group, which consisted of six painters with links to the town with the same name: Brothers Axel | + | [[Swedish Surrealism]] is largely associated with the [[Halmstad]] Group, which consisted of six painters with links to the town with the same name: Brothers Axel and [[Erik Olson]], [[Stellan Morner]], [[Waldemar Lorentzon]], [[Esaias Thoren]], [[Sven Jonson]]. They |
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Swedish Surrealism is largely associated with the Halmstad Group, which consisted of six painters with links to the town with the same name: Brothers Axel and Erik Olson, Stellan Morner, Waldemar Lorentzon, Esaias Thoren, Sven Jonson. They heavily borrowed form Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali and Yves Tanguy.
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