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1. www.dailyartmagazine.com › max-ernst-birdsMax Ernst and Birds | DailyArt Magazine | Art History Stories

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   2 days ago · Max Ernst (1891–1976) was a prolific German avant-garde artist. He was a pioneer in the early 20th-century movements of Dada and Surrealism and developed a number of inventive artistic techniques. Ernst had the ability to make the unbelievable believable through his art.

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3. www.artmajeur.com › en › magazineSurrealism Turns One Hundred Years Old: The Forgotten Works

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   Oct 8, 2024 · Max Ernst, "Aquis Submersus", 1919 "Painting for me is neither decorative amusement, nor the plastic invention of a felt reality; it must be each time: invention, discovery, revelation." This quote from Max Ernst perfectly introduces his 1919 painting "Aquis Submersus", where painting becomes a medium for inner exploration and a challenge to traditional artistic conventions.

4. publicdomainreview.org › collection › eluard-ernstPaul Éluard and Max Ernst’s *Les Malheurs des immortels ...

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   Oct 8, 2024 · In 1921, the French poet Paul Éluard and his Russian wife Gaya travelled to Cologne where they met the artist Max Ernst, one of the pioneers of the city’s flourishing Dada movement.

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6. www.berlin.de › en › ticketsMax Ernst and photography - an unusual connection | 10/11 ...

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   5 days ago · Auf dem Rundgang durch die Ausstellung können Sie in der Kunst von Max Ernst (1891–1976) seinen neuen, kreativen Umgang mit der Fotografie entdecken. Sein Werk ist von den technischen und künstlerischen Entwicklungen des Mediums Fotografie wesentlich beeinflusst. Lassen Sie sich überraschen und ...

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   5 days ago · Today, the gallery is exhibiting work by another Surrealist: Max Ernst. Visitors walk through contemporary artist Evi Keller ’s exhibition (the two presentations are envisioned in parallel) to arrive at this back-room show, which is named after a book first published in 1926 encompassing 34 grattages and frottages of natural elements like leaves, birds, and bark .

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   Sep 21, 2024 · These are the drawings that Max Ernst composed for his Histoire Naturelle. His astonishing variety of grays with which he achieves the most sensitive colorations, a material worked to perfect suppleness, sometimes fluid and transparent, and sometimes dense and loaded, give him solid qualities.

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   What is Max Ernst best known for?

   • Max Ernst is best known for being one of the most famous and original artists of the 20th century, along with Salvador Dali and Andre Breton. He is best known for his contributions to the Surrealist movement.

   Beyond Painting: And Other Writings By The Artist And His Friends

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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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   When did Max Ernst die?

   • Max Ernst is reported to have died on the 1st of August 1914. However, he is also said to have 'resuscitated' on the 11th of November 1918 as a young man with aspirations to become a magician and to find the myth of his time.

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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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10. calitreview.com › art-review-drawing-surrealismSurrealism: Francis Picabia 'Olga,' Max Ernst, André Masson

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    Sep 26, 2024 · From the other side of the Western Front, the German artist Max Ernst (1891-1976) also embraced Surrealism. Trained in psychology at Bonn University before the outbreak of war in 1914, Ernst examined art work created by psychotics as part of his studies.