Individuality in Readers of the Work of Art: Works Cited

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[footnote]
In the words of William S. Rubin, "Automatism (the draftsmanly counterpart of verbal free association) led to the 'abstract' Surrealism of Miró and Masson . . . The 'fixing' of dream-inspired images influenced the more academic illusionism of Magritte, Tanguy, and Dali. We tend to think of Miró and Masson primarily as painters (peintres), in the sense that the modernist tradition has defined painting we think of the latter artists more as image-makers (imagiers)" (64).

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