I and the Village, Fantasy, Marc Chagall, the geomtries of the art is inspired by the broken planes of Cubism.

The Song of Love, Fantasy, Giorgio De Chricio, the image evokes the damage of World War I.

Cadavre Exquis, Surrealism, four artists played a game in where draw something - fold it - and pass it to the next artist.

Two Children Are Threatened by a Nightingale, Surrealism, Max Ernst, it was inspired by a fever dream while in bed with measles.

The King Playing with the Queen, Surrealism, Max Ernst, it's possible the art may serve as an allegory for WWII.

Carnival of the Harlequin, Surrealism, Miro, it could be that the figure with the hole is a resemblence of Miro's poverty.

The Persistance of Memory, Surrealism, Salvador Dali, he based the scenary on his the cliffs of Catalonia - Spain.

The Treachery of Images, Surrealism, Rene Magritte, it was the artist's way of saying to not believe everything you see.

The Human Condition, Surrealism, Rene Magritte, in a way the artist claims sometimes two different things are the same.

Object, Surrealism, Meret Oppenheim, she got inspired when she joked about a cup with fur.

Woman with Her Throat Cut, Surrealism, Giacometti, the artwork expresses the fears and urges of the subconscious.

Man Pointing, Surrealism, Giacometti, the artist wanted express the damage of surrounding emptiness.