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Explore Max Ernst’s ‘The Behavior of Leaves,’ a striking monochrome study of wood grain. Discover the origins of frottage & its place in Surrealism.
Senza titolo by Max Ernst: A surreal lithograph featuring books, snakes, and circles – explore its symbolism and discover more about Ernst’s groundbreaking artistic vision.
Explore Max Ernst's surreal 'untitled (2948)' – a captivating collage blending natural elements and dreamlike imagery, showcasing his pioneering Dada & Surrealist style.
Explore Max Ernst’s surrealist vision in this striking depiction of reeds—a masterful blend of texture and color that embodies the artist's fascination with subconscious imagery during the Surrealist movement. Discover a captivating piece to enrich your art collection.
This artwork emerged from the Dada movement, reflecting disillusionment with rationality and embracing chance and absurdity. Ernst's innovative techniques like frottage contribute to its textural richness and dreamlike quality.
The Arrival of Travellers (Illustration for "The Misfortunes of the Immortals") by Max Ernst – A surrealist painting featuring three figures and birds, capturing a moment of unsettling beauty. Size: 14 x 11 cm.
Explore 'Homme aux bras croisés' by Max Ernst – a striking, reflective sculpture embodying Surrealist themes of duality and human form. A captivating piece from the artist’s innovative repertoire.