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Untitled (1997) — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

Untitled (1997)

Explore the surreal world of Max Ernst (1891-1976), a Dada & Surrealism pioneer! Discover his innovative frottage, collages & dreamlike paintings featuring birds, landscapes & psychological themes. #MaxErnst #Surrealism #Dada

La Horda — Max Ernst

Max Ernst

La Horda

Max Ernst’s surrealist masterpiece ‘La Horda,’ featuring figures adorned with animal heads—birds, horses, and more—captures a mesmerizing blend of primal instinct and unsettling beauty. Explore this iconic artwork from the 1920s and bring its visionary spirit into your home.

Nature Studies — Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Giuseppe Arcimboldo

Nature Studies

Explore Giuseppe Arcimboldo's 'Nature Studies': whimsical watercolor portraits crafted from flora & fauna – a unique Mannerist masterpiece showcasing nature and human form.

6. Futuristic Revamp — Peter Phillips

Peter Phillips

6. Futuristic Revamp

Explore Peter Phillips’ ‘6. futuristic revamp,’ a vibrant Pop Art collage blending tech & nature. Angular lines, bold colors, & surreal animal motifs create dynamic energy.

Studies For Paintings, Animal Heads — John La Farge

John La Farge

Studies For Paintings, Animal Heads

Explore John La Farge’s ‘Studies for Paintings, Animal Heads.’ Discover sketches of expressive realism & Japanese influence – a glimpse into his artistic process.