Artist Marcel Duchamp sitting behind example of Dada art. Location: US Date taken: April 1953 Photographer: Allan Grant Artist Marcel Duchamp walking down a flight of stairs in a multiple exposure image reminiscent of his famous painting "Nude Descending a Staircase." Location: New York, NY, US Date taken: 1952 Photographer: Eliot Elisofon

For Sale on 1stDibs - Marcel Duchamp with his Bicycle Wheel, 1963 by Julian Wasser, Silver Gelatin Print by Julian Wasser. Offered by Hilton Contemporary.

Pablo Picasso's "Bull's Head" is both a brilliantly playful invention and a shrewd response to a perceived artistic challenge.

lamelancoly: “ Author ????- Portrait Of Marcel Duchamp & Ann Miller’s leg, in leopard-skin shorts and shoes, makes a soothing smoke. published in “Vue”, November 1954. Thanks...

Hans Richter was the most important film maker to come out of the German Dada movement before it moved to France and evolved into Surrealism. The Dada movement started during World War One in Zurich, Switzerland amongst writers and artists, mostly Germans and a few Rumanians, hiding out from the war. The ideology of Dada was a rejection of any and all bourgeois values that they associated with a society that seemed to be completely falling apart in the carnage of the first mass industrial…

[p. 8] Alfred Stieglitz (American, 1864–1946). Fountain (photograph of assisted readymade by Marcel Duchamp). 1917. Gelatin silver print; 23.5 x 17.8 cm. Collection Jacqueline Matisse Monnier. © 2010 Georgia O'Keeffe Museum/Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York. Found by: Prof. De Young

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Island is a non profit art space located in Brussels since 2012 opened by Belgian artists Sébastien Bonin and Brice Guilbert and directed by Emmanuelle Indekeu. Since its opening, Island’s aim has been to promote artists and their work through exhibitions, conferences, screenings, etc. Mainly focusing on the belgian scene, Island has been presenting emerging artists. Island also collaborates with established artists to encourage the transmission of skills and experience/best practice…

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