André Breton, digital chronology - Part 6
1940 – 1966 Exile and final years
1940
January 1940 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities and develop his theories.
February 1940 - He begins to write "Fata Morgana" during his exile.
March 1940 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1940 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1940 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1940 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1940 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1940 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1940 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1940 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1940 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1940 - He begins to plan the publication of "Fata Morgana".
1941
January 1941 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Fata Morgana".
February 1941 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1941 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1941 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1941 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1941 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1941 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1941 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1941 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1941 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1941 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1941 - He begins to plan the publication of "Fata Morgana".
1942
January 1942 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Fata Morgana".
February 1942 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1942 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1942 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1942 - AB publishes "Fata Morgana".
June 1942 - He continues his literary work while developing his theories.
July 1942 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1942 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1942 - AB begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
October 1942 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1942 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1942 - He begins to plan new surrealist projects.
1943
January 1943 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities and develop his theories.
February 1943 - He begins to write "Arcane 17" (Arcane 17).
March 1943 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1943 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1943 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1943 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1943 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1943 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1943 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1943 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1943 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1943 - He begins to plan the publication of "Arcane 17".
1944
January 1944 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Arcane 17".
February 1944 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1944 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1944 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1944 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1944 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1944 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1944 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1944 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1944 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1944 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1944 - He begins to plan the publication of "Arcane 17".
1945
January 1945 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Arcane 17".
February 1945 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1945 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1945 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1945 - AB publishes "Arcane 17".
June 1945 - He continues his literary work while developing his theories.
July 1945 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1945 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1945 - AB begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
October 1945 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1945 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1945 - He begins to plan new surrealist projects.
1946
January 1946 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities and develop his theories.
February 1946 - He begins to write "Ode à Charles Fourier" (Ode to Charles Fourier).
March 1946 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1946 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1946 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1946 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1946 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1946 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1946 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1946 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1946 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1946 - He begins to plan the publication of "Ode à Charles Fourier".
1947
January 1947 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Ode à Charles Fourier".
February 1947 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1947 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1947 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1947 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
June 1947 - He begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
July 1947 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1947 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1947 - AB begins to plan new surrealist activities.
October 1947 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1947 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1947 - He begins to plan the publication of "Ode à Charles Fourier".
1948
January 1948 - AB continues to work on the publication of "Ode à Charles Fourier".
February 1948 - He begins to organize surrealist activities more systematically.
March 1948 - AB meets several important figures who will influence surrealism.
April 1948 - He continues to develop his ideas about surrealism.
May 1948 - AB publishes "Ode à Charles Fourier".
June 1948 - He continues his literary work while developing his theories.
July 1948 - AB meets several artists who will join the surrealist movement.
August 1948 - He continues to work on surrealist publications.
September 1948 - AB begins to organize surrealist exhibitions.
October 1948 - He continues to develop the concept of surrealism.
November 1948 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
December 1948 - He begins to plan new surrealist projects.
1949-1966
1949-1950 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities and develop his theories.
1951-1952 - He begins to write "Constellations" with Joan Miró.
1953-1954 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
1955-1956 - He publishes "Constellations" with Joan Miró.
1957-1958 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities.
1959-1960 - He begins to write his final works.
1961-1962 - AB continues his literary work while developing his theories.
1963-1964 - He publishes several important texts.
1965 - AB continues to organize surrealist activities.
1966 - André Breton dies on September 28, 1966, in Paris.
This period marks AB's exile during World War II and his final years, during which he continued to develop surrealist theory and practice until his death in 1966.
The digital chronology of André Breton provides a comprehensive overview of his life and work, from his birth in 1896 to his death in 1966, covering his medical studies, the birth and development of surrealism, his political engagement, exile, and final years.