André Masson

André Masson (1896-1984) was a French surrealist painter and artist. He was a pioneer of abstract art, experimenting with non-representational forms and automatist techniques. His work often featured biomorphic shapes, swirling lines, and dreamlike imagery. Influenced by Sigmund Freud's psychoanalytic theories, Masson explored the subconscious mind in his paintings, creating vibrant, expressive works that blurred the boundaries between reality and fantasy.

Styles: Surrealism, Abstract

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