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Discover the captivating world of two Surrealist masters, Kay Sage and Yves Tanguy, in this brand new catalogue that celebrates their exceptional art. Published to coincide with the highly anticipated exhibition, "Kay Sage and Yves Tanguy: Ring of Iron, Ring of Wool," curated by Dr. Victoria-Noel-Johnson and other esteemed experts from the Helly Nahmad Gallery, this remarkable book delves into the lives and works of these pioneering artists. Immerse yourself in Sage's unique narrative, whose profound contributions to Surrealism have often been overshadowed by her famous husband, Tanguy. This catalogue meticulously examines Sage's vibrant artistic journey from her early years in Italy and Paris to her later life in New York, interspersed with Tanguy's groundbreaking innovations in the surrealist movement between the late 1920s and early 1950s. The interplay of their lives, both personal and professional, shapes the artistic landscapes presented in this publication. Learn about Sage's fierce commitment to preserving Tanguy's legacy after his untimely passing in 1955, showcasing their profound bond and mutual influence that redefined their art. An essential addition for collectors and enthusiasts of Surrealism, this book invites you to explore a rich narrative of creativity and passion.