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Showing 9 artworks with Max Ernst and with artwork date before 1970 and with artwork date after 1960

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Earth Seen From Venus — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1962
Earth Seen From Venus

Max Ernst’s ‘Earth Seen from Venus’ (1962) is a vibrant Surrealist oil on panel exploring cosmic themes. Discover this captivating abstract expressionist artwork's dynamic composition & unique vision.

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The Garden Of France — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1962
The Garden Of France

Explore Max Ernst’s surrealist masterpiece 'The Garden of France,' depicting a hauntingly beautiful woman and man amidst an enigmatic landscape—a timeless reflection on time and subconscious desires. Discover this captivating artwork and bring its dreamlike vision home.

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Sign For A School Of Monsters — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1968
Sign For A School Of Monsters

Ernst’s academic background included philosophy, art history, literature, psychology, and psychiatry. He was influenced by his father's teachings on beauty and defiance.

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Red Forest — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1970
Red Forest

Explore Max Ernst’s evocative ‘Red Forest,’ a surrealist masterpiece capturing a tranquil sunset scene with a weathered rock and symbolic trees – discover more at WikiArt.

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Shells And Flowers — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1965
Shells And Flowers

Explore Max Ernst’s ‘Shells & Flowers’ (1965) – a vibrant abstract expressionist still life featuring seashells & a serene, melancholic mood. Discover surrealism's evocative beauty.

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A Swallow's Nest — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1966
A Swallow's Nest
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The Return Of The Beautiful Gardener (homage To Women) — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1967
The Return Of The Beautiful Gardener (homage To Women)

“The Return of the Beautiful Gardener (Homage to women)” is a symbolic painting created by Max Ernst in 1967 in Surrealism style. Find more prominent pieces of symbolic painting at WikiArt.org – best visual art database. sitename: www.wikiart.org date: 2024-03-27 tags: ['allegories-and-symbols', '

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The Cardinals Are Dying — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1962
The Cardinals Are Dying

Explore Max Ernst's surrealist masterpiece 'The Cardinals Are Dying,' a vibrant landscape painting featuring radiant yellow suns and intricate geometric patterns, reflecting his pioneering spirit and fascination with the subconscious.

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Sanctuary — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

1965
Sanctuary

Max Ernst’s surreal Sanctuary captures a dreamlike vision of domestic tranquility—a blue wall adorned with a framed house and clock—reflecting the artist's philosophical exploration of home and time during the mid-century period. Immerse yourself in this evocative masterpiece.

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