Stefan Grabinski was a very talented Polish writer of horror surrealism, and sadly he's very little known, either in Poland or elsewhere, today. But his fiction is wonderfully imaginativepic.twitter.com/d2KjHW0EW4
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Surrealism is my favorite realism
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is she parshipping too , answer !
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Wow. Those are the groovey-est pics
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@MagdalenaBarys Polish Pride -
I had postcards of his remember
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That second one must be a representation of the Toronto Transit system. Looks exactly like one of our streetcars.
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#Surrealism was surprisingly popular with Polish artists, perhaps to show the absurdity of life in a repressive Communist dictatorship. It may also have been a reaction against the longer tradition of Polish Romanticism in literature and Soviet Realism in cinema.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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Psychedelic paintings are the best. Who was that (Flemish?) or (Dutch?) painter in the medieval times who rendered images of the end of the world and judgement day and such? Those paintings were psychedelic too I think
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Hieronymus Bosch?
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