Ernst 70

Author: Ernst
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: Due to receiving strict Catholic upbringing from a young age and early exposure to Freud's theories, Max Ernst developed the idea of exploring and conquering the world of the subconscious through art. He eventually surpassed Dadaism and Surrealism and went even further. This book primarily includes detailed content such as the artist's career, a contradictory collection, style and technique, the pursuit of new answers, close-ups of famous works, The Elephant of Ceylon, selected works, Before Three Witnesses, The Virgin Who Whips the Young Jesus, Urban Panorama, Europe After the Rain, The Temptation of St. Anthony, The Fatherly Rhine, World-Famous Museums, the Ludwig Museum, and more. Due to receiving strict Catholic upbringing from a young age and early exposure to Freud's theories, Max Ernst developed the idea of exploring and conquering the world of the subconscious through art. He eventually surpassed Dadaism and Surrealism and went even further.