- Sisters of the Moon at ArtFacts.net
- Max Ernst’s Alice Child.
- Max Ernst, Two Children are threatened by a Nightingale at WikiArt.
- Grandmother Moorhead’s Aromatic Kitchen at Artstack.
- And Then We Saw The Daughter of the Minotaur at Artstack.
- How Doth the Little Crocodile at Artstack.
- Sinister Work at ArtFacts.
- Dorothea Tanning, Pocketbook on WikiArt.
- Tanning, Fatala at DorotheaTanning.org.
- Self-Portrait (Inn of the Dawn Horse) at the Met Museum.
- Portrait of Max Ernst at WikiArt.
- The Horses of Lord Candlestick at ArtHive.
- Chambre d’Enfants à Minuit at the Art Tribune.
- The Return of Boadicea at Painting and Frame.
- The House Opposite at West Dean.
- The Giantess (The Guardian of the Egg) at the Guardian.
- Night Nursery Everything on Pinterest.
- Green Tea (La Dame Ovale) at the Liverpool Echo.
- The Magical World of the Mayas on Pinterest.
- Down Below on A Gallimaufry’s blog.
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