Max Ernst, German Expressionism

Max Ernst

The Dancers

Explore "The Dancers" by Max Ernst – an iconic expressionist masterpiece! Dynamic lines, textured gold background & elongated figures evoke movement & emotion. A unique piece for art collectors.

Max Ernst’s "Forêt et soleil" presents a surreal nighttime forest scene with a luminous moon and enigmatic trees, embodying the artist's pioneering approach within the Surrealist movement – discover this captivating artwork.

Max Ernst

Untitled (6371)

Max Ernst’s ‘untitled (6371)’ – a haunting surrealist portrait of a soldier consumed by a snake. Explore this Expressionistic oil painting's symbolism & dramatic style.

Max Ernst

1936

Lust For Life

Max Ernst’s ‘Lust for Life’ captures a tranquil forest scene brimming with vibrant flora and delicate birds amidst a serene blue sky, showcasing the surrealist artist's evocative style from 1936 – discover this captivating artwork.

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Untitled (6030)

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Aquis Submersus

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1929

The Hundred-headless Woman Opens Her August Sleeve

Max Ernst

Untitled (36)

Explore Max Ernst’s surrealist masterpiece—a haunting depiction of horned man seated on a chair amidst fantastical figures against a dark backdrop. Witness the unsettling beauty of German Expressionism and bring this iconic artwork into your home.

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Untitled (9374)

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Untitled (5979)

Max Ernst’s surreal landscape captures a moody atmosphere dominated by towering mountains and swirling clouds—a testament to his pioneering Dadaist style and German Expressionism period. Explore this evocative artwork and bring its dreamlike beauty into your home.

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Compendio Di Storia Universale

Max Ernst’s Compendio di storia universale presents a striking red background dominated by a fragmented, collage-like face – a quintessential surrealist exploration of the subconscious and identity. Discover this unique artwork and bring its enigmatic beauty into your space.

Max Ernst

1930

Loplop Introduces A Young Girl

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Les Barbares Marchant Vers L'ouest

Max Ernst’s ‘Les barbares marchant vers l’ouest’ captures a dynamic black and white scene of riders through a forest, embodying the surrealist style of the 1930s. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its powerful imagery into your space.

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Untitled (3054)

Surrealist masterpiece by Max Ernst featuring a striking red object with a face amidst an unsettling arrangement of cell phones and a book, reflecting the artist's intellectual exploration of the subconscious.

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Qui Est Ce Grande Malade.

Max Ernst's surreal "Qui est ce grande malade" depicts a mysterious ritual gathering with a central figure amidst dancing figures and architectural backdrop, showcasing the artist’s iconic style and offering a captivating piece to own.

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Untitled (6697)

Surrealist masterpiece by Max Ernst featuring a woman in a blue mask and an enigmatic man with a cell phone – explore this captivating 20th-century artwork and bring its unique vision home.

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Untitled (41)

Surrealist Max Ernst’s enigmatic painting captures a whimsical scene of a man cradling a bird on his head amidst chairs—a captivating glimpse into the artist's philosophical exploration and German Expressionism’s dreamlike aesthetic. Explore this timeless masterpiece and bring its surreal beauty home.

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