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Exhibition Review
Max Ernst. New York and Ann Arbor
05/1987 | 1010 | 129
Pages: 351-352
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Reviewer:
Temkin, Ann (Temkin, Ann)
Subjects
artists:
Ernst, Max
dates:
1980-1989
museums and institutions:
New York Public Library, New York, United States
museums and institutions:
University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, United States
places:
United States / New York / Ann Arbor
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews
Illustrations
Attributed works:
109. Fiat Modes, pereat ars, by Max Ernst. 1919. Lithograph. (Collection Timothy Baum, New York; Exh. University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor).
Attributed works:
110. Maximiliana, or the Illegal Practice of Astronomy, by Max Ernst. 1964. (Public Library, New York; Exh. University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor).
Attributed works:
111. The Fugitive, pl. xxx of Histoire Naturelle, by Max Ernst. 1926. (Exh. University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor).
Exhibition Review
Current and Forthcoming Exhibitions: Alfred Stevens at Ann Arbor and Elsewhere
01/1978 | 898 | 120
Pages: 42+47-48
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Reviewer:
Isaacson, Joel (Isaacson, Joel)
Subjects
artists:
Stevens, Alfred Emile Leopold Joseph Victor, Belgian painter, 1823-1906
dates:
1970-1979
museums and institutions:
University of Michigan Museum of Art, Ann Arbor, United States
places:
United States
places:
Ann Arbor
subjects:
Exhibitions / Reviews
Illustrations
Attributed works:
50. Un Chant passionné, by Alfred Stevens. c.1875. (Musée National du Palais de Compiègne).
Attributed works:
51. La Psyché, by Alfred Stevens. c.1871. (Private Collection, Belgium).
Attributed works:
52. Memories and Regrets, by Alfred Stevens. c.1875. (Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute, Williamstown, Mass.).