Surrealist Painting by James Gleeson at the Contemporary Art Society's exhibition at the National Gallery. Mr. Gleeson calls it "The Attitude of Lightning towards a Lady Mountain." Surrealist artists claim to work with their subconscious mind. June 12, 1939.

Surrealist Painting by James Gleeson at the Contemporary Art Society's exhibition at the National Gallery. Mr. Gleeson calls it "The Attitude of Lightning towards a Lady Mountain." Surrealist artists claim to work with their subconscious mind. June 12, 1939.
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