In Montparnasse

In Montparnasse, Sue Roe narrates the vibrant history of the Surrealists from the aftermath of World War I to the unveiling of Dalí’s Lobster Telephone in 1936, highlighting how these artists revolutionized perceptions of art and reality. Through colorful storytelling, Roe explores the lives and works of key figures like Duchamp, Dalí, Man Ray, and others, all set against the lively backdrop of Montparnasse’s salons and cafés. The book offers an engaging glimpse into the innovative spirit of the Surrealists and their profound influence on the way we see the world.