Trivium Art History
Max Ernst —Trauma and displacement birth surrealism1891 — 1976
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1801
Élisabeth Chaplin
Naum Gabo
Max Ernst
Alma Thomas
Aleksandr Rodchenko
2000
A life's worth of paintings dedicated to Florence
Finding the calm center in the storm
Tackling abstraction at 75
Art with a message
The artists of Dada
The artists of Surrealism
André Breton — A psychiatrist releases his mind and invents Surrealism
1896-1966Man Ray — Humor, sex, and a new camera
1890-1976Giorgio de Chirico — Enchanted space in the city of Nietzsche
1888-1978Leonora Carrington — "I'm not anyone's muse"
1917-2011Frida Kahlo — The exquisite agony of self-portraits
1907-1954Salvador Dalí — So much more than a mustache
1904-1989Pablo Picasso — The man who ate the world's art
1881-1973Méret Oppenheim — "X = an Orange Rabbit"
1913-1985Max Ernst — Trauma and displacement birth surrealism
1891-1976Kay Sage — "I have built an ivory tower of despair"
1898-1963Robert Motherwell — Painting as experience
1915-1991Claude Cahun — "Under this mask, another mask; I will never finish removing all these faces"
1894-1954Francis Bacon — The never-ending scream
1909-1992Nemesio Antúnez — Strange angles
1918-1993Bodo — Many souls to save
1953-2015Wifredo Lam — Hallucinating figures
1902-1982Milena Pavlović-Barili — The unblinking gaze of fashion
1909-1945Ülo Ilmar Sooster — A bad time to be an artist in the Baltics
1924-1970Leonor Fini — The brilliant bisexual cat-lady of surrealism
1907-1996Dorothea Tanning — Exploring the strange world of dreams
1910-2012