The Second World War made adjustments to Ernst’s creative style, but this time the influence turned out to be quite different than what the events of the First World War had had on the artist.
Pictures of Ernst second post-war period – lighter in color, more joyful and harmonious. The images created by the artist, meanwhile, are becoming more abstract. In addition, in the works of this period, a lyrical note clearly sounds. It is also in the “Colorado River”, ca. 1958, and in “The Song of the Frog”, 1957, and “Nights”, 1962.
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