Max ErnstA collection of paintings by the artist, Max Ernst, is accompanied by a discussion of his association with the dada and surrealism artistic movements |
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He earned himself the title of 'the complete Surrealist' because of his mastery of
both illusionism and abstraction - the dream pictures and automatic paintings
which correspond to the two major aspects of Surrealist theory. If this diversity is ...
He earned himself the title of 'the complete Surrealist' because of his mastery of
both illusionism and abstraction - the dream pictures and automatic paintings
which correspond to the two major aspects of Surrealist theory. If this diversity is ...
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Behind it is a brushed-in illusionistic sky, containing a sun- or moon-like ring
which emits an eerie light. The combination of illusionism and artifice creates an
unsetding scene which leads us to question how much of what we see is really
there, ...
Behind it is a brushed-in illusionistic sky, containing a sun- or moon-like ring
which emits an eerie light. The combination of illusionism and artifice creates an
unsetding scene which leads us to question how much of what we see is really
there, ...
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Surrealist painting of the period was dominated by the illusionism of Dali,
Magritte and Tanguy, while the abstractionists Masson and Miro, as well as Ernst
himself, suffered a failing inventiveness. The deepening gloom apparent in much
...
Surrealist painting of the period was dominated by the illusionism of Dali,
Magritte and Tanguy, while the abstractionists Masson and Miro, as well as Ernst
himself, suffered a failing inventiveness. The deepening gloom apparent in much
...
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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
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Max Ernst Phaidon colour plate series |
| Auteurs | Max Ernst, Ian Turpin |
| Editie | geïllustreerd |
| Uitgever | Phaidon, 1979 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of California |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 15 juli 2010 |
| Lengte | 16 pagina's |
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