Surrealism by region
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| *[[The Surrealist Movement in the United States]] | *[[The Surrealist Movement in the United States]] | ||
| **[[Chicago Surrealist Group]] | **[[Chicago Surrealist Group]] | ||
| *[[Spanish surrealism]] | *[[Spanish surrealism]] | ||
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| *[[Swedish surrealism]] | *[[Swedish surrealism]] | ||
| **[[The Surrealist Group in Stockholm]] | **[[The Surrealist Group in Stockholm]] | ||
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Surrealist groups have formed in various locations around the globe since the inception of Surrealism in the 1920s. Surrealist groups have come and gone into the 21st century, though some have stayed active from the earliest period to the present.
Surrealist groups
- Czech surrealism
- Polish surrealism
- Belgian Surrealists
- British Surrealist Group
- The Surrealist Movement in the United States
- Spanish surrealism
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