The Robing of the Bride

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The Robing of the Bride is a 1940 surrealist painting by Max Ernst that depicts a fantastical, dreamlike scene featuring a richly adorned, bird-like bride in a mysterious, symbolic setting.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
artForm oil painting
countryOfOrigin France
creator Max Ernst NERFINISHED
creatorMovement Surrealism NERFINISHED
creatorNationality German
depicts bird-like figure
bride
dreamlike scene
fantastical scene
hybrid creatures
metamorphosis
ritualized femininity
symbolic setting
genre Surrealism NERFINISHED
hasPart architectural backdrop
attendant figures
decorative patterns
hybrid human-bird figure
ornate costume
hasQuality erotic undertones
mysterious atmosphere
oneiric quality
symbolic complexity
hasTheme marriage
sexuality
transformation
unconscious mind
hasTitle The Robing of the Bride NERFINISHED
inception 1940
influencedBy Freudian psychoanalysis
mythology
occult symbolism
languageOfWork none (visual artwork)
mainSubject bride
movement Surrealism
narrativeFocus ritual of robing the bride
partOf Max Ernst oeuvre
titleLanguage English
useOfColor contrasting tones
rich colors

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Max Ernst notableWork The Robing of the Bride