32 x 24cm, 2pp black on green paper - public tract (written by Breton?) which outlines the aims of the Surrealist movement in 1960. Signed in print by Jean Louise Bedouin, Robert Benayoun, Andre Breton, Alain Joubert, Gerard Legrand, Jose Pierre, Jean Schuster and Jean-Claude Silbermann.  The green of the paper has faded a little and there is a small paper lack on the left and a closed 2cm tear on the right else VG.

54 x 21pp, 2pp. Black on green paper Public tract (anonymously written) given to journalists during the exhibition L’Ecart absolu (also known as the Exposition internationale du Surréalisme,in the galerie de l'Œil à Paris) attempting to justify the movement's existence in the last years of its activities. Signed in print by the usual suspects - Alechinsky, Audoin, Bedoin, Benoit, Breton, Camacho, Dax, Legrand, Ivsic, Joubert, Le Brun, Mansour, Parent and Toyen amongst others.

25 x 19cm, 2pp black on pink. Surrealist tract attacking the evolution of the French Communist Party into early euro-communism and leaving revolutionary activity behind as well as reawakening old scores between the Group and Aragon. Breton had died the previous year and the group was de facto leaderless at this point although there were no shortage of pretenders. Signed in print by Audoin, Bedoin, Benoit, Camacho, Dax, Ivsic, Le Brun, Mansour, Parent and Toyen amongst others. Fine.

27 x 21cm, 1pp black and yellow on white. Surrealist tract attacking de Gaulle for his attitude to Spanish republicans. Signed in print by Audouin, Bedoin, Benayoun, Breton, Dax, Jaguer, Mayoux, Schuster amongst others. Near fine.