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Une Semaine De Bonte: A Surrealistic Novel in Collage by Max Ernst, 1976-06-01 Max Ernst and Alchemy : A Magician in Search of Myth (Surrealist by M. E. Warlick, 2001-03 Max Ernst, 1891-1976: Beyond Painting (Taschen Basic Art) by Ulrich Bischoff, 2004-03-01 Max Ernst: A Retrospective (Metropolitan Museum of Art Publications) Beyond Painting: And Other Writings by the Artist and His Friends (Solar Art Directives 4) by Max Ernst, 2009-06-01 Max Ernst (Basic Art) by Ulrich Bischoff, 1994-02-01 Max Ernst: Dream and Revolution by Werner Spies, Iris Muller-Westermann, et all 2009-02-01 Ernst Cameo (Great Modern Masters) by Jose Maria Faerna, 1997-09-01 Max Ernst Collages: The Invention of the Surrealist Universe by Werner Spies, 1991-04 Max Ernst: Sculptures (Italian Edition) by Max Ernst, 1996-09-02 Max Ernst by Edward Quinn, 1998-05 Max Ernst: Life and Work by Werner Spies, 2006-05-15 Max Ernst, Life And Work by John Russell, 1960 Max Ernst-Loplop: The Artist in the Third Person by Werner Spies, 1983-08

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1. Max Ernst - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Max Ernst (April 2, 1891 – April 1, 1976) was a German painter, sculptor, graphic artist and poet, considered one of the chief representatives of Dadaism  
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   Extractions: Paris France Nationality German Field painting sculpture poetry Movement Dada Surrealism Max Ernst April 2 April 1 ) was a German painter sculptor graphic artist and poet , considered one of the chief representatives of Dadaism and Surrealism Max Ernst was born April 2 , in Br¼hl Germany , near Cologne . In 1909, he enrolled in the University at Bonn to study philosophy but soon abandoned the courses. He began painting that year, but never received any formal artistic training. Max Ernst in 1909 During World War I he served in the German army, which was a momentous interruption in his career as an artist. He stated in his autobiography, "Max Ernst died the 1st of August, 1914." After the war, filled with new ideas, Ernst, Jean Arp and social activist Alfred Gr¼nwald , formed the Cologne Germany Dada group. In 1918 he married the art historian Luise Straus — a stormy relationship that would not last. The couple had a son who was born in 1920, the artist Jimmy Ernst . (Luise died in Auschwitz in 1944.

2. Max Ernst
   Max Ernst. (18911976). Born on 2 April 1891 in Brühl, near Cologne. Painter, poet. Studied philosophy at the Bonn university (1909 - 1911).  
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3. Ernst
   Max Ernst. Born 2 April 1891 in Brühl, Germany. Died 1 April 1976 in Paris. Artist associated with the Dada movement in Cologne and Paris.  
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4. Max Ernst
   Max Ernst was born in April 1891 just outside Cologne. His family life was dominated by the rule of his father quick tempered and built like an outdoor  
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   Extractions: Max Ernst was born in April 1891 just outside Cologne. His family life was dominated by the rule of his father - quick tempered and built like an outdoor toilet. Max was a strange child who suffered many emotional crises and who in his teen years identified himself with his pet Cockatoo, Loplop. He first got drunk aged 2 - after drinking the dregs from his fathers wine, he was found some time later, pointing at the trees in his garden saying "Look, they're going round". Ernst began painting aged 5 - pictures of his family mainly. In that year (1895), Max ran away to escape his father, he was dressed in red and held a whip in his hand, he ran into a procession of pilgrims who declared him 'the Christ-Child'. When he returned home his father painted a version of the scene (replacing the whip with a cross). Instead of being grateful for this gesture, Max was insulted - although the picture was of him he felt it was 'about' his father, i.e his father is painting a picture of Christ therefore his father (and all artists for that matter) must see himself as 'God the father'.

5. Max Ernst -- Britannica Online Encyclopedia
   Britannica online encyclopedia article on Max Ernst German painter, sculptor, one of the leading advocates of irrationality in art, and an originator of  
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   Extractions: document.writeln(''); document.writeln('Initializing application...'); Username Password Remember me Forgot your password? Search Site: died April 1, 1976, Paris, Fr. German painter, sculptor, one of the leading advocates of irrationality in art, and an originator of the Automatism movement of Surrealism. His youthful interests were psychiatry and philosophy, but he abandoned his studies at the University of Bonn for painting. After serving in the German army during World War I, Ernst was converted to Dada q.v. ), a nihilistic art movement, and formed a group of Dada artists in Cologne; with the artist-poet Jean Arp, he edited journals and created a scandal by staging a Dada exhibit in a public rest room. More important, however, were his Dada collages and photomontages, such as In 1922 Ernst moved to Paris, where, two years later, he became a founding member of the Surrealists, a group of artists and writers whose work grew out of fantasies evoked from the unconscious. To stimulate the flow of imagery from his unconscious mind, Ernst began in 1925 to use the techniques of frottage (pencil rubbings of such things as wood grain, fabric, or leaves) and

6. Max Ernst
   Max Ernst. / labels (M). Profile, German label run by Thomas Brinkmann. Sublabels, Ernst, Max, max.i. URLs, http//www.maxernst.de  
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7. Max Ernst
   Max Ernst (German/French 1891-1976) 1024 x 768 Screen Resolution is Recommended click photo for larger view Max Ernst Gallery  
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8. Max Ernst - Artist, Art - Max Ernst
   Max Ernst AskART art price guide for Max Ernst and 54000+ American artists Max Ernst art prices, value art, art appraisal, antique roadshow, art values,  
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9. Tate Collection | Max Ernst
   Max Ernst Men Shall Know Nothing of This 1923 Max Ernst Pietà or Revolution by Night 1923 Max Ernst Untitled from `La Brebis galante 1949  
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10. Max Ernst (1891 - 1976) Artwork Images, Exhibitions, Reviews
    Max ernst max Ernst studied psychology at Bonn University. He associated with Arp, Macke, and the Blaue Reiter group and headlined the first Dada exhibition  
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    Extractions: Max Ernst studied psychology at Bonn University. He associated with Arp, Macke, and the Blaue Reiter group and headlined the first Dada exhibition in 1919. He frequently used a technique called frottage, the rubbings of textured surfaces and combined unrelated images in one composition. Ernst spent part of World War II in a Nazi prison camp, and then lived the remainder of his life in the United States.

11. Max Ernst - Wikipedia
    Translate this page Max Ernst wurde als drittes von insgesamt neun Kindern des Taubstummenlehrers Philipp Ernst und seiner Frau Luise (geb. Kopp) geboren.  
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    Extractions: Wechseln zu: Navigation Suche Max Ernst 1909 Max Ernst 2. April in Br¼hl 1. April in Paris ) war ein deutscher Maler und Bildhauer des Dadaismus und des Surrealismus Max Ernst wurde als drittes von insgesamt neun Kindern des Taubstummenlehrers Philipp Ernst und seiner Frau Luise (geb. Kopp) geboren. Erster Kontakt mit der Malerei durch seinen Vater, mit dem er erste naturalistische –lgem¤lde erschuf. In seiner Kindheit hatte er ein pr¤gendes Ereignis gehabt, welches ihn sehr best¼rzte. 1906 starb in derselben Nacht, als seine j¼ngste Schwester Loni geboren wurde, sein rosa Kakadu namens Hornebom. Dieses Ereignis habe in seiner Fantasie zu einer „Vorstellungsvermengung von Menschen mit V¶geln“ (Zitat von Max Ernst) gef¼hrt. Das Ergebnis dieses Vorfalls war „Loplop“, ein vogel¤hnliches Gesch¶pf das in vielen seiner Bilder auftaucht (z.B. „Ubu Imperator“, 1923). Nach dem Abitur begann er 1910 an der Universit¤t Bonn zun¤chst Philosophie, Psychologie und Kunstgeschichte zu studieren. Als Max Ernst hier den Expressionisten

12. Max Ernst - Wikipédia
    Translate this page Max Ernst (2 avril 1891 à Brühl - 1 er avril 1976 à Paris) était un peintre et sculpteur allemand de la mouvance dada, surréaliste puis pataphysique.  
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    Extractions: Aller   : Navigation Rechercher Pour les articles homonymes , voir Ernst Max Ernst en 1909 Max Ernst 2 avril Br¼hl er Paris ) ©tait un peintre et sculpteur allemand de la mouvance dada surr©aliste puis pataphysique En , il commence   ©tudier la philosophie   l'universit© de Bonn mais il abandonne rapidement les cours pour se consacrer   son int©rªt pour l' art . En , il rencontre Guillaume Apollinaire et Robert Delaunay et part pour Paris , rejoignant   Montparnasse des artistes venant des quatre coins du globe. En , il ©pouse Luise Straus, historienne d'art. Leur relation tumultueuse ne tiendra pas. L'ann©e suivante, il rend visite   Paul Klee et cr©e ses premi¨res peintures, impressions   la main et collages Durant la Premi¨re Guerre mondiale , il sert dans l'arm©e allemande. Apr¨s celle-ci, rempli de nouvelles id©es, il fonde avec Jean Arp et l'activiste social Alfred Gr¼nwald le groupe dada de Cologne mais deux ans plus tard, en

13. Max Ernst
    Max Ernst was considered to be a man of such high personal integrity and wisdom that he was once allowed to speak directly with Adolph Hitler and convey his  
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14. Max Ernst Posters
    Max Ernst posters. Artist, ernst max. Title, Was Fur Ein Vogel Bist Du ? ernst max Beim ersten klaren Wort - 1923  
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    Extractions: Artist Ernst Max Title Was Fur Ein Vogel Bist Du ? Size 81 cm x 61 cm / 32'' x 24'' Availability 24 Hours Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Portrait Bleu Size 76 cm x 61 cm / 30'' x 24'' Availability 5-7 Days Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Fleurs de Neige 1929 Size 90 cm x 70 cm / 35'' x 28'' Availability 24 Hours Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Ubu Size 83 cm x 61 cm / 33'' x 24'' Availability 3-5 Days Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Ubu 1983 Size 79 cm x 47 cm / 31'' x 19'' Availability 5-7 Days Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Vox Angelica 1944 Size 69 cm x 89 cm / 27'' x 35'' Availability 5-7 Days Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Ursachen Der Sonne 1960 Size 91 cm x 71 cm / 36'' x 28'' Availability 5-7 Days Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Die ganze Stadt - 1935-36 Subject Art Movement - Surrealism Size 48 cm x 60 cm / 19'' x 24'' Availability 24 Hours Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Beim ersten klaren Wort - 1923 Size 80 cm x 60 cm / 31'' x 24'' Availability 24 Hours Item# Artist Ernst Max Title Ubu 1923 - Maeght Subject Motif - Exhibition Posters - Maeght Size 79 cm x 47 cm / 31'' x 19'' Availability 24 Hours Item# Page 1 of 2 Page 2 of 2 About 340,000 fine art prints.

15. Max Ernst - Britannica Concise
    Max Ernst Germanborn French painter and sculptor.  
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    Extractions: Print Article Email Article Cite Article Max Ernst, photograph by Yousuf Karsh, 1965. died April 1, 1976, Paris, Fr. German-born French painter and sculptor. He gave up studying philosophy and psychology at Bonn University for painting. After serving in World War I, he became the leader of the Dada movement in Cologne (1919), working in collage and photomontage. A characteristic work is Here Everything Is Still Floating (1920), a startlingly illogical composition made from cutout photographs of insects, fish, and anatomical drawings. In 1922 he settled in Paris and was among the founders of Surrealism . His work was imaginative and experimental; he pioneered the technique of frottage and experimented with automatism . After 1934 the irrational and whimsical imagery seen in his paintings appeared also in his sculpture. In 1941 he moved to New York City, where he joined his third wife, Peggy Guggenheim , and began collaborating with Marcel Duchamp . He returned to France in 1953 and continued to produce lyrical and abstract works. document.writeln(AAMB2);

16. Max Ernst
    Max Ernst 18911976, by Urlich Bischoff. From Taschen, the best value for anintroductory monograph on the life and work of Max Ernst.  
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    Extractions: When one chooses to look at a piece of art from a Freudian viewpoint, most times the comparison is rather far flung and many times the work may have had nothing to do with Freud in the mind of the artist that wrote it; however, Max Ernst was a student of psychology in the early twentieth century and studied Freud. Many of the components of Ernst’s art can also be seen through modern science and psychology, such as theories of Freud: chance, the subconscious, condensation and juxtaposition and then these ideas can be applied to the evaluation of his works, Oedipus Rex and The Hat Makes the Man. The idea of chance is a key element in Ernst’s collages. The collage is an arrangement of found objects, found meaning randomly collected, and then are assembled in a sort of “chance meeting” often in a strange sort of association that tends to represent the subconscious, which was a key part of many of Freud’s works. Ernst was a student of abnormal psychology from 1910 to 1914 at the University of Bonn and he has been noted as reading many of Freud’s works in Bonn during this time and among the two most influential were Jokes and Their Relation to the Unconscious and The Interpretation of Dreams. Chance is actually a vehicle through which the unconscious mind can be explored and it also served as a way for the Ernst and other artists in the Dadaist and Surrealist movements to access forms and themes which would attempt to dissolve ties to the material, representative world of the old art.

17. Max Ernst
    Max Ernst. Max Ernst Born 2Apr-1891 Birthplace Brühl, Germany Died 1-Apr-1976 Location of death Paris, France Cause of death unspecified  
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18. Max  Ernst 
    Max Ernst, born in Bruhl, near Cologne, did not prepare for a career in art but studied philosophy at Bonn from 1909 to 1911. His interest in contemporary  
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    Extractions: Max Ernst, born in Bruhl, near Cologne, did not prepare for a career in art but studied philosophy at Bonn from 1909 to 1911. His interest in contemporary art movements and in the works of Macke and Chirico led to his encounter with the Dada movement, begun in Zurich in 1916 by Jean Arp Marcel Duchamp , and other painters who revolted against the senseless killing in mass warfare. The term Dada, which is derived from a word children use meaning hobbyhorse, was chosen for its childish sound and meaning. Dada is a satiric form of art that takes any object and makes it art simply because the artist chooses to place it in a picture, gives it a satiric title, and creates a chance reality. Nothing is sacred in Dada and anything that stimulates the artist's imagination may be used. This stimulation of the artist's imagination led to Surrealism, a literary form of art that takes many of its ideas from psychoanalysis, and states that the dream of the artist may pass from his unconscious mind onto the canvas. In Paris, the poets André Breton and Paul Eluard led the Surrealist group, and Ernst joined them when he arrived in Paris in 1922. To achieve dreamlike effects upon canvas, Ernst invented many techniques. One of these, first noted by Leonardo da Vinci, is that of observing strange shapes in natural objects. To achieve his fantastic and very imaginative dream landscapes, Ernst also made use of decalcomania, transferring oil paint to canvas from some rough surface by pressure; frottage, rubbing a piece of wood, stone, or metal; and collage, the pasting of pieces of paper or cloth to canvas. Ernst's imagination also led him to experiment with automatic writing, to write a collage novel, to collaborate on a Surrealist film, and to paint frescoes and theatrical sets. In 1941 he left Paris for New York where he rejoined

19. WikiAnswers - Who Is Max Ernst
    Max is a mystery that will razz the town and and will be found out why he is in Palermo and Mexico. Improve Answer Discuss the question Who is Max Ernst?  
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20. ERNST Max Masterpieces - Opera Gallery, Purchase And Sale
    Discover the artwork for sale of ernst max on Operagallery.com. Art gallery with location in Paris, NewYork, Miami and Singapore.  
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