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The relationship with his parents, particularly with his father, is crucial. 'My father
harassed me and always shouted at me when I did not paint things as he wanted
them' (bib. 42). Max Ernst tried many times to escape his father's Prussian ...
The relationship with his parents, particularly with his father, is crucial. 'My father
harassed me and always shouted at me when I did not paint things as he wanted
them' (bib. 42). Max Ernst tried many times to escape his father's Prussian ...
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The latter's greyness shows him to be a statue - in this he parallels the father
figure in De Chirico's The Return (191 8). The subtitle Revolution by Night is
probably an allusion to Max Ernst's obsession with his own siring. The father in
the ...
The latter's greyness shows him to be a statue - in this he parallels the father
figure in De Chirico's The Return (191 8). The subtitle Revolution by Night is
probably an allusion to Max Ernst's obsession with his own siring. The father in
the ...
Pagina 97
170 Vision Induced by the Words 'The Immovable Father' 1927 171 Young Men
Trampling on their Mother 1927 172 They have Slept Too Long in the Forest
1927 173 The Horde 1927 Aggressions These pictures are not symbols, nor are
they ...
170 Vision Induced by the Words 'The Immovable Father' 1927 171 Young Men
Trampling on their Mother 1927 172 They have Slept Too Long in the Forest
1927 173 The Horde 1927 Aggressions These pictures are not symbols, nor are
they ...
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Max Ernst: a retrospective
Gebruikersrecensie - Not Available - Book VerdictDistinguished scholar Spies, previously of the Centre Georges Pompidou in Paris, and Rewald, curator at New York's Metropolitan Museum of Art (MMA), here present an exhibition catalog for the recent ... Volledige review lezen
Max Ernst: a retrospective
Gebruikersrecensie - Not Available - Book VerdictThis is the catalog of a centennial retrospective of Ernst's work held at London's Tate Gallery and in Germany. Spies, the leading Ernst scholar, delivers a dense but accessible introduction to the ... Volledige review lezen
Overige edities - Alles weergeven
Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
Angel of Hearth appeared Aragon artistic automatism Baargeld Benjamin Péret Berlin bird Breton Bride Bunuel's canvas Chirico collage collage novel Cologne colour creative Cubists Dada Dadaists Dadamax Dali decalcomania Dorothea Tanning drawing dream elements Fair Gardener father Femme 100 tetes Fiat Modes figures film Fishbone Fishbone Forest Forest and Sun forest pictures found objects frottage Giacometti Grosz head Hearth and Home Hordes Huelsenbeck human illustrations Interior of Sight later Loplop Loplop Introduces Loplop series Magritte Marcel Duchamp Masson material Max Ernst Maximiliana metamorphosis Miro Monument motifs movement painter Paintings for Young Paris Paul Eluard period photocollage photograph Picabia Picasso pictorial form play poems psychic reality relationship reliefs Rubbing from type Schammade Schwitters sculpture Sedona semaine de bonti series of pictures Shell Flowers Surrealism Surrealist Manifesto Tanguy technique Tempel theme tion Tristan Tzara Tyrol visions visual Werner Spies Woman York Zurich
Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Max Ernst Books that matter Praeger world of art profile |
| Auteurs | Uwe M. Schneede, Max Ernst |
| Uitgever | Praeger, 1973 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 30 nov 2009 |
| Lengte | 216 pagina's |
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