Pinpointing the end of the surrealist movement is a matter of disagreement: some art historians see WWII as the end of surrealism, others believe that the death of André Breton in 1966 or that of Salvador Dalí in 1989 marks the movement’s close. Still others maintain that surrealism’s flame has never been extinguished. This also obtains for Belgium, where historians of art recognize, from 1924 up to the present day, succeeding generations of surrealists.