Max Ernst | Terre Écossaise, 1935
"Terre Écossaise" was painted by German painter, sculptor, graphic artist and poet Max Ernst (1891-1976) in 1935.
He had served in an artillery division of the German army during world war one. This experience was deeply traumatic.
Ernst used Freuds dream theories as a way of dealing with his trauma.
This exploration of the unconscious was expressed through his art.




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