Belgian avant-garde
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| *[[Belgian Surrealism]] | *[[Belgian Surrealism]] | ||
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- Antwerp underground
- Tachtigers (Dutch avant-garde actually)
- Van Nu en Straks and Jacques Mesnil
- Belgian Surrealism
- Les XX
- Le Salon de la Libre Esthétique
- Raoul Vaneigem
Notes
- Submarine (a Belgian counterculture journal)
- Dutch Revolt: Early political underground of the Low Countries: Count Hoorne, Count Egmont
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