Ernst's

In Max Ernst's paintings of the 1930s and '40s, a nude, porcelain-skinned Alice becomes a part of the Wonderland landscape itself, enshrined in the bark of a knobby tree.

A Show Full of Artists in Wonderland Rachel Wolff 2011

For classic Swiss cuisine, try Ms. Ernst's moitié-moitié.

Switzerland's Best Fondue Christina Passariello 2011

Ernst's conversation is littered with public school phrases.

Edzard Ernst: The professor at war with the prince 2011

In Ernst's painting, Alice, we see the figure of Alice being reinvented for the first time as a young woman, no longer a young girl.

C. M. Rubin: Alice C. M. Rubin 2011

As securing funding for trials became more difficult, Ernst's team turned to meta-analysis of other researchers' work.

Edzard Ernst: The professor at war with the prince 2011

He found surrealist imagery, such as Max Ernst's collages and an Alberto Giacometti sculpture of a peach-like sphere dangling above an abstract wedge 1930-31, to be both profoundly present—"simple," as he puts it—and deeply ambiguous.

The Pursuit of Presence Micah Mattix 2012

Two months before Lehman's bankruptcy, Mr. Schlich was promoted to run Ernst's global-banking and capital-markets practice, overseeing its 14,000 financial-services professionals.

Lehman Auditor May Bear The Brunt Steve Eder 2011

In 1943, her work was chosen for an exhibition of significant women artists in New York, by Peggy Guggenheim, Ernst's new partner.

Debutante turned surrealist Leonora Carrington dies at 94 2011

Ernst's methodology has now made it possible to determine the structure in solution

The Nobel Prize in Chemistry: The Development of Modern Chemistry 2010

In Ernst's painting, Alice, we see the figure of Alice being reinvented for the first time as a young woman, no longer a young girl.

C. M. Rubin: Alice C. M. Rubin 2011