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The Wednesday Painting – Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale – Max Ernst
This week’s painting is Max Ernst’s Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale. Continue reading The Wednesday Painting – Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale – Max Ernst
The Wednesday Painting – Two Children are Threatened by a Nightingale – Max Ernst
The Wednesday Painting – The Robing of the Bride
It’s one of his more well-known pieces. Continue reading The Wednesday Painting – The Robing of the Bride
The Wednesday Painting – Pietà or Revolution by Night by Max Ernst
Pieta (Revolution By Night) Max Ernst Date: 1923; Paris, France Style: Surrealism Period: First French period Genre: symbolic painting Media: oil, canvas Dimensions: 88.9 x 116.2 cm Location: Tate Gallery, London, UK Continue reading The Wednesday Painting – Pietà or Revolution by Night by Max Ernst
The Magic of Max Ernst
Always slightly ahead of his time, Max Ernst is one of my favourite artists. He was creating drippy paintings long before Pollock and was one of the founders of the Cologne Dada group. There is often a hint of humour … Continue reading The Magic of Max Ernst
Leonora Carrington – Top 10 Facts
She Was a Founding Member of the Women’s Liberation Movement in Mexico Continue reading Leonora Carrington – Top 10 Facts
Jay Snelling Art 