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18 hours ago · Paul Ernst Klee (* 18. Dezember 1879 in Münchenbuchsee , Kanton Bern ; † 29. Juni 1940 in Muralto , Kanton Tessin ) war ein deutscher [ 1 ] Maler und Grafiker , dessen vielseitiges Werk dem Expressionismus , Konstruktivismus , Kubismus , Primitivismus und dem Surrealismus zugeordnet wird.
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18 hours ago · Ernst-Rudolf Reiss [78] Stolperstein für Ernst Rudolf Reiss. Ein Stolperstein an Ernst Rudolf Reiss erinnert an ihn vor dem Haus Abteistraße 24 in Hamburg (Eimsbüttel, Harvestehude) [87] „Rudolf Reiss ist erst 11 Jahre alt, als er in Eerde ankommt. Er wurde als Ernst Rudolf Israel Reiss am 12. August 1927 in Hamburg geboren.
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Who is Max Ernst?
Like her favorite artist, Keith Haring, she believes "art is for everybody". Surrealist artist Max Ernst had a lifelong fascination with birds, as evidenced through his art. Find out more about the why and how here.

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Why is Max Ernst a surrealist artist?
Ernst had the ability to make the unbelievable believable through his art. For this reason, he remains to this day one of the most complex Surrealist artists. Max Ernst also developed a fascination with birds which manifests itself throughout his work.

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Where did Max Ernst grow up?
Max Ernst and Birds: Max Ernst, Forest and Dove, 1927, Tate Modern, London, UK. Max Ernst grew up in the town of Brühl, Germany. He was endlessly fascinated by the woods near his house. Forests appear often in Ernst’s works. He has said that wooded scenery reminds him of the “enchantment and terror” of the forest by his childhood home.

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Did Max Ernst paint birds?
Max Ernst and Birds: Max Ernst, The Barbarians, 1937, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, USA. Max Ernst’s Surrealist paintings “are steeped in Freudian metaphor, private mythology, and childhood memories”, as described on the Metropolitan Museum of Art’s website. His imaginings of birds often contain anthropomorphic elements too.

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Was Max Ernst afraid of World War II?
However, Max Ernst’s biographer, John Russel, has a more interesting and topical theory with regard to the painting: these terrifying creatures are manifestations of the German artist’s fears regarding the impending catastrophe that would engulf Europe during World War II. Sadly, his fears came true.

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Where can I find the barbarians by Max Ernst?
The Barbarians by Max Ernst, The Metropolitan Museum of Art website. Accessed 11 Sep. 2023. We love art history and writing about it. Your support helps us to sustain DailyArt Magazine and keep it running. DailyArt Magazine needs your support. Every contribution, however big or small, is very valuable for our future.

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