Battle of Fishes 1926

"Battle of Fishes," a 1926 work by André Masson, is a prime example of Surrealism. The painting depicts a chaotic scene of abstract shapes and forms, primarily in shades of gray and brown, with hints of red and yellow. Masson's work often incorporated automatism, allowing the subconscious to guide his brushstrokes, resulting in this dreamlike and evocative artwork currently housed at the Museum of Modern Art (MoMA).