Works by German surrealist painter and sculptor Max Ernst:

• That Makes Me Piss (1919)
• The Little Tear Gland That Says Tick-Tock (1920)
• The Dog Who Shits (1920)
• Winter Landscape: Gassing of the Vulcanized Iron Maiden to Produce the Necessary Warmth for the Bed (1921)
• Two Children Are Threatened by a Nightingale (1924)
• The Dove Was Right (1926)
• Vision Induced by a String Found on My Table (1927)
• Vision Induced by the Words ‘The Immovable Father’ (1927)
• Scene of Severe Eroticism (1927)
• Garden Airplane-Trap (1935)
• The Harmonious Breakfast (1941)
• Young Man Intrigued by the Flight of a Non-Euclidean Fly (1942-7)
• Sign for a Herring School (1958)

Salvador Dalí invented similarly unusual titles. American avant-garde composer La Monte Young once titled a work The Obsidian Ocelot, The Sawmill, and The Blue Sawtooth High-Tension Line Stepdown Transformer Refracting The Legend of The Dream of The Tortoise Traversing The 189/98 Lost Ancestral Lake Region Illuminating Quotients from The Black Tiger Tapestries of The Drone of The Holy Numbers from The Tortoise, His Dreams And Journeys.