Preposition: of

• metaphor: Counterpoint the surrealism of the underlying metaphor of the, er.. .

Converse of object

• evolve: Dadaism began in Zürich, Switzerland, in 1916, and surrealism evolved from the Paris wing of the Dada movement several years later.

• like: More often than not I like surrealism in my anime or humor that goes way beyond certain boundaries.

• call: Before 1924 Ernst's work was called Dada, after 1924 it was called Surrealism, but his work never actually changed.

• discover: It was not until his mid-twenties that Dali discovered surrealism.

• put: It could be a kind of Surrealism put into motion.

• include: The key aspects of Buñuel's work will be considered, including surrealism, psychoanalysis ethics and humor.

Adjective modifier

• French: French Surrealism, particularly, offers a useful focus for the interdisciplinary study of science, art, and literature.

• English: Peel's youthful yarns of family and ( public ) school excel at an edgy English surrealism: Waugh meets Python.

• British: Historic survey shows have included ' British Surrealism ' and ' The 1960s ' .

• early: Surfing around ideas, collage and assembly were central to almost everything he created from the early surrealism to the later public sculpture.

• European: It owes a debt to European pre-war surrealism: its literary influences include the work of Franz Kafka.

• pre-war: It owes a debt to European pre-war surrealism: its literary influences include the work of Franz Kafka.

Modifies a noun

• exhibition: The afternoon session will include a visit to the Hayward Gallery's surrealism exhibition next door to the NFT.

• display: Spot strange objects in the Surrealism display, and play a game that is not a game, or is it?

Noun used with modifier

• folk: It is suffused with " magic realism " a folk surrealism in which people fly and mysterious juxtapositions are the norm.