Perhaps this is fitting. Ernst‘s three collage novels, the focus of “The Illustrated Books,” have been all but forgotten since the artist — also a prolific painter and sculptor — pasted them together ...

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“Beyond Painting”, the title of a major exhibition of the work of Max Ernst at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, could be mistaken for a curator’s matter-of-fact description of a show that, ...

Ernst’s trailblazing “collage novels" employ the dreamlike conjunction — the fusion or juxtaposition of unlike elements whose collision makes perfect sense, in a free-associated way. In the Museum of ...

The surrealistic visual novel filled with violence and death, repressed sexuality and anthropomorphic beasts continues to captivate its audience. But what does it say about its creator? Max Ernst, ...

Comparative Literature Studies, Vol. 16, No. 1, Highlights of the Northeast Student Conference (Mar., 1979), pp. 41-47 (7 pages) ...

From this hallucinatory landscape in glowing orange hues, it is easy to see why the Surrealist artists Max Ernst and Dorothea Tanning settled in Sedona, Arizona, in 1946, having happened upon the then ...