La Femme 100 têtes
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"See also Stokes, “La Femme 100 têtes by Max Ernst.” Earlier and shorter treatments of sources are to be found in Hofmann, “Max Ernst and the Nineteenth Century” 11–13; Spies, “The Laws of Chance.” Stokes, “The Statue's Toe”; Adamowicz, ..."--The Screen in Surrealist Art and Thought (2017) by Haim Finkelstein |
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La Femme 100 têtes (Eng: The Hundred-Headless Woman) is a collage novel by Max Ernst first published in 1929 by Editions du Carrefour.
In French, the title literally means “one hundred (cent) heads” but sounds similar to “without (sans) a head”.
Edward Quinn reproduced many of its images for the New York Graphic Society in 1977.
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