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Leonora Carrington
ca. 1937–38

Leonora Carrington
Printer Atelier 17
Publisher VVV, New York
1942 (published 1943)

Leonora Carrington
n.d.

Leonora Carrington
1959

Author Chicago Surrealist Group
Illustrator Leonora Carrington
1971
Author Leonora Carrington
Max Ernst
Printer G. L. M.
1939

Alan Glass
Author Written by Leonora Carrington
2003–5

Roberto Matta
1941

Theodoros Stamos
1947

Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1799
Unknown
ca. 1950

Raoul Dufy
1910

Jules Chéret

Author Maurice Sandoz
Illustrator Salvador Dalí
Publisher Guilford Press
1955

Raqib Shaw
2008
Gladys Kleinman
ca. 1940
Multiple artists/makers
1989

Filippo Morghen
after 1783

Herbert E. Crowley
1902–36

Dennis Corrigan
1972

Félicien Rops
second half 19th century

Pieter van der Heyden
After Pieter Bruegel the Elder
Publisher Hieronymus Cock
1558

Salvador Dalí
1950

Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1799

Dion C. Calthrop
1899

Max Klinger
n.d.

Max Ernst
1937

Anonymous, French, Austrian or German, second decade19th century
ca. 1820

Henry George Hine
ca. 1870

Paul Păun
1943

Yves Tanguy
1940

Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1799

Paul Păun
1943

Workshop of Herri met de Bles
ca. 1550–60

Pablo Picasso
1935

Illustrator Illustrated by Max Ernst
Publisher Published by Editions Jeanne Bucher
1934

Goya (Francisco de Goya y Lucientes)
1799

Multiple artists/makers
May 3, 1797

David Humphrey
1984

Peter Milton
Printer Robert E. Townsend
Publisher Impressions Workshop
1976

Author Herbert E. Crowley
January 24, 1915

Man Ray
1973
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