António Maria Lisboa (1 August 1928 – 11 November 1953) was a Portuguese surrealist poet.

He formed a small surrealist group in 1947 with Pedro Oom and Henrique Risques Pereira.

[1] Mário Cesariny de Vasconcelos, João Artur da Silva and Figueiredo Sobral were also members of this group.

[1] The two poets wrote Afixação Proibida (Display Prohibited), an important manifesto of Portuguese surrealism which initiated the movement in Portugal.

[5] On his return to Lisbon, he collaborated in the Surrealist Exhibition with poems and drawings with strange titles.