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1934
Copenhagen: Young artists are grouped in Linien (1934-1939) around
surrealistic ways of expressions.
Carl-Henning Pedersen, Asger Jorn, Henry Heerup, Egill Jacobsen, Ejler
Bille and Sonja Ferlov
1937
Copenhagen: Egill Jacobsen paints Ophobning. This marks the beginning
of the new spontanic way of expression.
1939
Copenhagen: A group of painters called Høst (1939-1950) are
founded mainly for exhibition purposes.
Asger Jorn, Ejler Bille, Carl-Henning Pedersen, Henry Heerup, Egill Jacobsen,
Else Alfelt, Sonja Ferlov, Erik Ortvad, Erik Thommesen, Knud Nielsen and
Svavar Guðnason
1941
Copenhagen: Foundation of the periodical Helhesten (1941-1944).
Asger Jorn, Ejler Bille, Carl-Henning Pedersen, Henry Heerup, Egill
Jacobsen, Else Alfelt, Sonja Ferlov and Svavar Guðnason
Paris: Foundation of the surrealistic magazine La Main et la Plume.
Dotremont
1945
Brussels: International conference of the Revolutionary Surrealists
organized by Dotremont.
1947
Liege: Foundation of Realité a small group of artists in
Belgium with similar goals as the artists of Cobra.
1948
Amsterdam: Foundation of the Nederlandse Experimentele Group. Their
magazine Reflex was published once in 1948 and once in 1949.
Paris: Foundation of the Cobra movement in November, 1948.
Copenhagen & Brussels: Publication of the first issue of the
periodical Cobra.
1949
Brussels: Publication of the Petit Cobra magazine and the Tout
Petit Cobra flysheet.
Bregnerød, Denmark: Mural painting inside of a small house
belonging to the danish Architect Scool.
Asger Jorn, Carl-Henning Pedersen, Mogens Balle, Alfred H. Lilliendahl,
Dotremont, Stephen Gilbert, Carl Otto Hultén and Anders Österlin.
Amsterdam: The first International Exhibition of Experimental
Art at the Stedelijk Museum of Amsterdam.
1950
Copenhagen: Publication of the Cobra Library, 15 small
booklets about 15 different Cobra artists.
Brussels: Making of the Cobra movie Persephone.
Paris: Several Cobra artists exhibits at Tendances and Salon des
Surindépendants.
1951
Liege: The second International exhibition of Experimental Art.
This was the last exhibition in Cobra time, and soon after the movement
ended.
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