This collaboration between photographer Man Ray and poet André Breton demonstrates the ironic tone of many Surrealist works. Wryly titled “Photography is not art,” the book combines text and photography to create a dreamlike flow of contradictions and unexpected pairings. Breton’s introduction lists a series of fantastical hopes and wishes, and Man Ray’s photographs swing between the mundane (a portrait of actress Myriam Hopkins titled with her name) to the strange (a skyscraper captioned “utility air vent”).