Europe After the Rain II

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Europe After the Rain II is a surrealist painting by Max Ernst that depicts a haunting, post-apocalyptic landscape rendered with his experimental decalcomania technique.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf painting
alsoKnownAs Europa nach dem Regen II NERFINISHED
artForm easel painting
artHistoricalContext exile period of Max Ernst in the United States
associatedWith European avant-garde NERFINISHED
Surrealist exile in America
colorPalette earth tones
greens
muted reds
yellows
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
creator Max Ernst NERFINISHED
Max Ernst, German-born artist
creatorNationality German
depicts fantastical forms
hybrid organic-architectural shapes
post-apocalyptic landscape
ruined landscape
endTime 1942
genre Surrealism NERFINISHED
hasArtisticFeature ambiguous figures and forms
dreamlike atmosphere
highly textured surface
illusion of eroded terrain
hasPart biomorphic shapes
bird-like figures
eroded rock formations
ruined architectural fragments
inception 1940–1942
influencedBy Max Ernst’s experiments with chance-based processes
automatic techniques in Surrealism
inspiredBy devastation of Europe during World War II
mainSubject destruction of Europe
psychological aftermath of war
movement Surrealism
partOfSeries Europe After the Rain NERFINISHED
period 20th-century art
startTime 1940
theme apocalypse
decay and transformation
unconscious imagery
war and destruction
titleLanguage English
usesTechnique decalcomania
oil on canvas

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Max Ernst notableWork Europe After the Rain II