James! That link was great, thankyou!!! Yes, those are my all time faves of Ernst too!!! hes so amazing….I got really obsessed with the Robing Of The Bride for a while when i was back home and i hadn’t mentioned it to anyone that i was having this big Ernst phase and then my best friend said how her brother had found this amazing big weird picture in a rubbish skip in the street and she would borrow it so we could use it for picture props…and when i get to her house it was The Robing Of The Bride…a big 70s print of it on a big wood panel! So brilliant!!! Thanks for the link!!! I have your eyes all packed up by the door ready for tmr’s post James!X
oh wow! thats amazing!
have you looked at much of Brion gysin?
His early work in decalomanie are grand!
you must read :Max Ernst and alchemy: a magician in search of myth
By M. E. Warlick
make your sure your return address is on the box clear so i can send your print, or if you could email me your address once more! ( i am the wort at keeping tracjk of things!)
i look forawrd to my eyes!
oh no…i have never seen his work i don’t think…it will be my bedtime peruse…Thanks a billion for the info…i think the Ernst book is gonna be my new book purchase then…im just now reading Leonora Carrington: Surrealism, Alchemy And Art…its really good but i wanna read her book The Hearing Trumpet next, her fiction sounds really amazing!
X
That’s crazy that Owleyes recommended a book by M.E. Warlick, she’s my grad school advisor! She’s helping me finish my masters in art history as we speak. Small world!
WOAAA! E.K.!!
that is so rad! You must have one hell of an art history master!
I loved her book, did you read it? Please tell her for me her book came to me at a turning point in my art process, right when i was getting to understand Ernst and his way of making some of his work. Her book really helped me connect the dots!
Please take a look at my site too, maybe pass it it along to Warlick!
Good luck with your masters!
Man JO, your friends & readers seem pretty magical! http://immortalmortal.com
I never got around to reading her book, but I took several classes with her including one on just Dada and Surrealism so I heard a lot about Ernst! I’m a die hard fan of his work, especially the collage books. He’s influenced my work quite a bit.
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Oh Dorothea. I’m glad someone else cares!
Oh Dorothea. Max and Man Ray, now that’s a double wedding worth seeing!
absolutely brilliant!!
His décalcomanie experiments are my favorite series by by Ernst
check this
http://www.spamula.net/blog/archives/000298.html
I really like your blog and i respect your work. I’ll be a frequent visitor.
James! That link was great, thankyou!!! Yes, those are my all time faves of Ernst too!!! hes so amazing….I got really obsessed with the Robing Of The Bride for a while when i was back home and i hadn’t mentioned it to anyone that i was having this big Ernst phase and then my best friend said how her brother had found this amazing big weird picture in a rubbish skip in the street and she would borrow it so we could use it for picture props…and when i get to her house it was The Robing Of The Bride…a big 70s print of it on a big wood panel! So brilliant!!! Thanks for the link!!! I have your eyes all packed up by the door ready for tmr’s post James!X
oh wow! thats amazing!
have you looked at much of Brion gysin?
His early work in decalomanie are grand!
you must read :Max Ernst and alchemy: a magician in search of myth
By M. E. Warlick
make your sure your return address is on the box clear so i can send your print, or if you could email me your address once more! ( i am the wort at keeping tracjk of things!)
i look forawrd to my eyes!
oh no…i have never seen his work i don’t think…it will be my bedtime peruse…Thanks a billion for the info…i think the Ernst book is gonna be my new book purchase then…im just now reading Leonora Carrington: Surrealism, Alchemy And Art…its really good but i wanna read her book The Hearing Trumpet next, her fiction sounds really amazing!
X
I AM READING THE HEARING TRUMPET RIGHT NOW! Nora turned me on to her
That’s crazy that Owleyes recommended a book by M.E. Warlick, she’s my grad school advisor! She’s helping me finish my masters in art history as we speak. Small world!
WOAAA! E.K.!!
that is so rad! You must have one hell of an art history master!
I loved her book, did you read it? Please tell her for me her book came to me at a turning point in my art process, right when i was getting to understand Ernst and his way of making some of his work. Her book really helped me connect the dots!
Please take a look at my site too, maybe pass it it along to Warlick!
Good luck with your masters!
Man JO, your friends & readers seem pretty magical!
http://immortalmortal.com
wow, that’s so brilliant! I will have to tell Owleyes… Have you read the book yourself? Im gonna get it this week…
I never got around to reading her book, but I took several classes with her including one on just Dada and Surrealism so I heard a lot about Ernst! I’m a die hard fan of his work, especially the collage books. He’s influenced my work quite a bit.