Portrait of André Breton

The Portrait of André Breton captures the essence of the influential French artist and leading figure in Surrealism. Masson’s distinctive style, marked by vivid imagery and subconscious exploration, is vividly expressed in this work. Serving in the French Army during 1914-1919, he later influenced the New York School during his exile in the United States in World War II. His innovative approach significantly impacted American artists like Jackson Pollock and Arshile Gorky. This Portrait exemplifies Masson’s contribution to modern art movements and his enduring legacy.