Capricorn, model 1948 Max Ernst (artist) German, 1891 19… Flickr
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Capricorn, 194864 by Max Ernst
Durant l'été 1947, pour le jardin de la maison qu'il construit en Arizona, à Sedona, Max Ernst entreprend sa sculpture la plus ambitieuse : Capricorne . Comme la plupart, sinon toutes ses sculptures, Capricorne est destiné à un lieu précis. Max Ernst l'installe comme un défi, comme une protection, face aux vastes paysages.
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Capricorn is one of artworks by Max Ernst. Artwork analysis, large resolution images, user comments, interesting facts and much more.
Max Ernst (18911976), Capricorn, 1948, Bronze The Nelson Atkins Art Museum Max ernst, Art, Bronze
Max Ernst, a German artist born in the late 1890's created "Capricorn" in 1948 using a Bronze casting system. The sculpture depicts a royal family, consisting of a man, a woman, and a small child (female). They man is sitting on what seems to be a throne, and is holding a massive cane.
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Beide Figuren sind Mischwesen aus Mensch und Tier und mit feiner Ironie gestaltet. Ernst schuf die Plastik 1948 zunächst in Zement für den Garten seines Hauses in Sedona (Arizona). Später wurden Bronzegüsse angefertigt. Als einer der innovativsten Collage-Künstler des 20. Jahrhunderts nahm er dabei zahlreiche gefundene Objekte durch.
CAPRICORN, L’ENIGMA DI MAX ERNST ART FRICHE ZONE
Capricorn is an inventive portrait of Max Ernst and his wife, fellow Surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning. On another level, it expresses the duality of male and female.
Punto al Arte Capricornio de Max Ernst
Capricorn is the culmination of Max Ernst's sculptural work of the 1930s and 1940s, and the great monumental sculpture from his years in Sedona, Arizona. An original cement and scrap-iron version from 1947 served as a guardian outside a tiny concrete house that Ernst and his wife, artist Dorothea Tanning, built in Sedona in 1946.
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Medium. Plaster. Dimensions. 94 x 80 x 51 in. (238.8 x 203.2 x 129.5 cm) Credit. The Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles Gift of The Capricorn Trust and Mrs. Jimmy Ernst
Max Ernst (18911976) Capricorne 1948/1964, Gips Neue Nationalgalerie, Berlin Max ernst
on October 16, 2019. Max Ernst, fragments of Capricorn and other sculpture : Sedona, Arizona, 1948 : Arnold Herstand & Company. November 8-December 29, 1984. By Max Ernst. New York, NY: The Firm, 1984. Max Ernst was one of the most prolific and original artists of the 20th century. After marrying American artist Dorothea Tanning in 1946, the.
Max Ernst, Steinbock Capricorne, Detail a photo on Flickriver
In Capricorne Max Ernst uses found materials. The male figure's horns are a covered car bumper, his sceptre is crowned by a mask made of an egg carton and consists of stacked milk bottles. 1941-1953. 1941. Flees via Portugal to the United States, arriving in New York on July 14. Sees Leonora Carrington and André Breton again.
jimlovesart “Max Ernst Capricorn, 1963. ” Max ernst, Museum of contemporary art, National
Capricorn Max Ernst. Uploaded on Jul 19, 2013 by Magnus Östergren
Max Ernst sculpture Capricorn Max ernst, Metaphysical art, National gallery of art
Capricorn, 1948-64 - by Max Ernst. Courtesy of www.Max-Ernst.com. Despite gaining American citizenship in 1945, Max Ernst returned to France with his fourth wife Dorothea Tanning - a Surrealist painter herself - in 1953, becoming a naturalized French citizen in 1958, During the summer of 1945, Ernst become interested in chess and in line with.
Max Ernst "Capricorn" 1948/75, bronze 242.5 x 206.9 x 151 cm Beeldende kunst, Kunst, Sculpturen
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MAX ERNST. Capricorn. Pieza maestra del surrealismo en escultura. 1948. Centre pompidou, Les
Dorothea Tanning and Max Ernst with his sculpture, Capricorn. This photograph appeared in LIFE Magazine, January 21, 1952, p. 61 (in "Mite-size Art is Shown Actual Size: Max Ernst Gets $400 for Some of His Surreal 'Microbe' Pictures," pp. 58-62). In her own words.
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Gallery Label Max Ernst French, born Germany, 1891-1976 Capricorn, 1948; cast 1963-1964 Bronze Capricorn is an inventive portrait of Max Ernst and his wife, fellow Surrealist artist Dorothea Tanning.
Max Ernst Capricorn (1948 ) Max ernst, National gallery of art, Modern sculpture
In diesem Video spricht Kurator Raphaël Bouvier über eines der Schlüsselwerke in der Ausstellung Max Ernst in der Fondation Beyeler, die Skulptur "Steinbock".