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A serene black and white study of a pigeon lost in its own reflection, this 1972 collage by Joseph Cornell captures a moment of profound introspection and invites you to explore the beauty of his poetic assemblage.
Explore '7 Tears of Lucia' by Joseph Cornell – a poignant shadow box assemblage evoking memory & nostalgia. Digital photography meets surrealism in this unique, evocative artwork.
Discover 'Portrait of Ondine' by Joseph Cornell – a captivating assemblage shadow box brimming with opera history & surreal details. Explore this unique 1940 artwork!
Explore Joseph Cornell’s surreal collage ‘Untitled (How to Make a Rainbow)’ – a dreamlike work blending nature, cosmos & geometric forms. A unique 1960s aesthetic piece.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘Untitled (Pigeons on Rainy Street)’ – a surreal digital assemblage blending classical sculpture & urban reflections. A unique, evocative piece for art collectors.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘The Puzzle of the Reward,’ a surreal assemblage featuring eggs, compass roses & layered textures. A unique 1969 mixed media artwork inspired by Borges.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s "Untitled (medieval city)", a Romantic/Symbolist watercolor of a fortified castle. Discover layered textures & atmospheric perspective in this evocative 19th-century landscape.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘Untitled’ – a dreamy desert landscape w/ rainbow & girl. Romantic surrealism, aged photographic print. A poignant study of childhood & hope. #art #josefcornell #surrealism
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘Uses of Infinity,’ a surreal 1969 digital illustration featuring fragmented bird heads & geometric grids. Abstract expressionism meets collage – a thought-provoking, unsettling artwork.
Discover 'Untitled (Owl on Broken Birdfeeder)' by Joseph Cornell – a captivating watercolor assemblage art piece. Explore surrealism & vintage charm. A unique artwork for collectors.
Discover 'Object (Roses des vents)' by Joseph Cornell – a 1942 wooden map assemblage. Explore surreal poetry & found objects in this unique shadow box artwork.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘Untitled (Goya’s Colossus)’ – a haunting Symbolist/Expressionist print evoking isolation & mystery. Rough texture, warm tones, & crescent moon create a surreal dreamscape.
Discover 'La Jeune Parque' by Joseph Cornell – a captivating 1965 black & white photograph. Explore this surreal assemblage art piece and its historical context.
Discover "Untitled (Girl)" by Joseph Cornell – a captivating 1960s photography assemblage. Explore surrealism & find this unique artwork on our gallery site.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘Le Theatre Serieux,’ a 1970 collage featuring a bowtie rabbit & postage stamps. A quirky Pop Art assemblage reflecting nostalgia & surrealism.
Discover Joseph Cornell’s enchanting shadow boxes & experimental films – surreal assemblages of found objects. Explore his unique vision & timeless artistry.
Explore Joseph Cornell’s ‘The False Entrance.’ This surreal 1971 mixed-media drawing blends collage & photography with unsettling figures & geometric lines. A unique expressionistic piece.
Explore 'Gemini in Croisee' by Joseph Cornell (1971). This preparatory canvas showcases layered lines & a subtle blue shape, reflecting the artist’s process. A unique assemblage piece.
Discover 'Goop Joe's Useful Knowledge,' a captivating 1934 assemblage by Joseph Cornell. Explore surreal shadow boxes & experimental art – a unique piece for collectors.