The artist MAX ERNST (1891-1976), was a prolific German Dadaist-Surrealist. And he seems to be much more. The image (above) is from a collage-based graphic novel titled THE HUNDRED HEADLESS WOMAN. It has two disc shaped UFOs, a nearly naked woman being abducted and an apocalyptic scene of destruction; "all reoccurring themes in the modern abduction lore". This was 18 years before Kenneth Arnold saw his [first] set of UFOs.
Christopher Knowles has posted a genuinely ground breaking post about Max Ernst (linked HERE). I found it this morning in The Secret Sun. Knowles writes:
...every time I look at UFO photos and read about recent sightings or abductions I get trapped in the letters and the pixels like I'm encased in amber. When I start to look at UFOs through the prism of Synchronicity, Symbol and Strangeness, it all opens like a flower and thousands of puzzle pieces start falling into place like a Tetris game played by an invisible hand.
And then things start to happen. In this consensus space-time. Lots of things. Lots of really strange, sometimes impossible things"
