Art et Liberte: Rupture War and Surrealism in Egypt (1938 - 1948)

This book explores the Art et Liberté group, a surrealist movement that emerged in Egypt during the late 1930s. Against a backdrop of war and political unrest, these artists challenged conventions, blending avant-garde aesthetics with themes of freedom and resistance. Featuring striking artwork and insightful essays, this book examines how the group’s radical vision shaped modern Egyptian art. A must-read for art historians and enthusiasts, it provides a deep dive into a pivotal yet often overlooked artistic movement, offering a fresh perspective on the global impact of surrealism.