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Max Ernst
1937

Max Ernst
1924

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

Yousuf Karsh
1965

Berenice Abbott
1931

Berenice Abbott
ca. 1929

Max Ernst
1921

Max Ernst
ca. 1927
Josef Breitenbach
1939
Arnold Newman
1942
Josef Breitenbach
1939
Max Ernst
1944

Max Ernst
Author Advice to reader written by André Breton
Publisher Published by Editions du Carrefour
1929

Designer Designed by Max Ernst
Publisher Published by Editions Jeanne Bucher
1926
Designer Max Ernst
Publisher Copley Galleries
1949

Max Ernst
1920
Author Written and illustrated by Max Ernst
Printer Printed by Galerie Alexandre Iolas
Printer Printed by Sergio Tosi
1971
Max Ernst
Printer Georges Visat
1950
Max Ernst
Printer Fernand Mourlot
Publisher Galerie der Spiegel, Cologne
1960
Multiple artists/makers
1967
Max Ernst
ca. 1925
Max Ernst
before 1968
Max Ernst
1968
Max Ernst
Publisher Galerie Beyeler
1953
Max Ernst
Publisher Galerie Beyeler
1953

Max Ernst
Luise Straus-Ernst
ca. 1920
On loan to The Met
Frederick Sommer
1946

Man Ray
ca. 1936
Man Ray
Max Ernst
Author René Crevel
1931

Author Paul Eluard
Illustrator Max Ernst
Publisher Black Sun Press
1943

Multiple artists/makers
1942-
Author Benjamin Péret
Illustrator Max Ernst
1949
Author Written by Paul Eluard
Max Ernst
1922
Author Written by Paul Eluard
Author Written and illustrated by Max Ernst
Publisher Published by Pierre Seghers
1948
Author Leonora Carrington
Max Ernst
Printer G. L. M.
1939
Multiple artists/makers
1964

Multiple artists/makers
1925

Multiple artists/makers
1924
Karl Mathias Ernst
After Francesco Solimena
ca. 1790–1830
Multiple artists/makers
1933
Multiple artists/makers
September 1932
Multiple artists/makers
1916
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