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Max Ernst was a pioneering figure in Surrealism, known for his exploration of the unconscious mind through distorted forms and vibrant colors. He experimented with various techniques like *frottage* and *grattage*, creating dreamlike imagery. Brühl Germany 1891 1976 Max Ernst A surrealist painting depicting a monstrous figure with a frowning face, wearing a jaunty hat. It's characterized by
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