In January 1938, London witnessed an unusual episode at the "British Surrealists" art exhibition. A renowned surrealist artist accidentally locked himself inside a wardrobe that was part of his exhibit. Unaware of the artist's involuntary participation, attendees viewed the wardrobe, thinking it was art. Eventually, his muffled noises led to his release, causing amusement and adding an unexpected surreal element to the show. The incident became a fascinating anecdote in the art community.