Célèbes or Elephant Célèbes. Painting by Max Ernst

Famous Art work & Drawing by Max Ernst - Célèbes or Elephant Célèbes.

Célèbes or Elephant Célèbes. 1921. Oil on canvas. 125.4 x 107.9 cm. Tate Gallery, London, UK

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