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Zurich. Dada. 1915-1920. Where did Dada begin ? In order to unravel the tangle
of confusion and misunderstanding that constitutes the present-day image of
Dada, we need to pose a series of questions. The answers are unlikely to satisfy
all ...
Zurich. Dada. 1915-1920. Where did Dada begin ? In order to unravel the tangle
of confusion and misunderstanding that constitutes the present-day image of
Dada, we need to pose a series of questions. The answers are unlikely to satisfy
all ...
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4 and j of the Zurich Dada. Breton, Aragon and Soupault were at the same time
publishing in Paris a periodical called Litterature, whose somewhat stilted title
was meant to imply its opposite. This rather diffident gesture was nullified by the ...
4 and j of the Zurich Dada. Breton, Aragon and Soupault were at the same time
publishing in Paris a periodical called Litterature, whose somewhat stilted title
was meant to imply its opposite. This rather diffident gesture was nullified by the ...
Pagina 168
The group of young poets who had already contributed to Zurich Dada: Breton,
Aragon, Soupault, Ribemont-Dessaignes and others, were eagerly looking
forward to his arrival. History ought to relate how Tzara, standing in a snow-white
(or ...
The group of young poets who had already contributed to Zurich Dada: Breton,
Aragon, Soupault, Ribemont-Dessaignes and others, were eagerly looking
forward to his arrival. History ought to relate how Tzara, standing in a snow-white
(or ...
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Zurich Dada 19151920 | 11 |
its members and collaborators | 18 |
Dada Events | 39 |
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