Dada & SurrealismOctopus, 1980 - 176 pagina's "Dada and Surrealism dominated the art world between the First and Second World Wars. Intending to shock the spectator into a new awareness of reality, these movements were the expression of a revolt against Western civilization and culture. Robert Shaw looks at the ideas which lay at the hearts of two movements. He explains how the Dadas and Surrealists came to produce works whose bizarre power has made them the most instantly recognizable of all forms of modern art, while discussing the diversity within the two movements and the reasons for the ultimate break between them."--BOOK COVER. |
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Pagina 32
... Huelsenbeck and Hans Richter were Germans . No wonder that Dada activity lacked definition . But for the rumble of battle in the distance , Zurich Dada in its first years could be described as the uninterrupted development of pre - war ...
... Huelsenbeck and Hans Richter were Germans . No wonder that Dada activity lacked definition . But for the rumble of battle in the distance , Zurich Dada in its first years could be described as the uninterrupted development of pre - war ...
Pagina 38
... Huelsenbeck , the phonetic poet who employed savage negro rhythms ' to drum literature into the ground ' , returned to Berlin to continue his medical studies in January 1917. He found a city at war beset with such corruption , scarcity ...
... Huelsenbeck , the phonetic poet who employed savage negro rhythms ' to drum literature into the ground ' , returned to Berlin to continue his medical studies in January 1917. He found a city at war beset with such corruption , scarcity ...
Pagina 46
... Huelsenbeck when Schwitters applied to join the Berlin Dada Club the following year . Huelsenbeck blackballed him on account of what he called his ' bourgeois personality ' . In revenge , Schwitters dropped the word Dada and labelled ...
... Huelsenbeck when Schwitters applied to join the Berlin Dada Club the following year . Huelsenbeck blackballed him on account of what he called his ' bourgeois personality ' . In revenge , Schwitters dropped the word Dada and labelled ...
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André Breton André Masson Apollinaire automatic writing Baargeld Bellmer Berlin Dada BERLIN-FRIEDENAU Cabaret Voltaire Collage on paper convulsive beauty Cubism Dada Dada art Dada lives Dada's dream erotic expression Expressionism Francis Picabia Freud frottage Gallery George Grosz Giorgio De Chirico Hans Bellmer Huelsenbeck Hugo Ball human humour imagery of Surrealism imagination Jean Arp Joan Miró L'Amour fou London Lucy Lippard Magritte's Marcel Duchamp Marcel Jean Max Ernst mental Milan mind Modern Art Gift Moderna Museet movement Musée National d'Art Museum of Modern National d'Art Moderne objective chance Oil on canvas Opposite Overleaf left Overleaf right painter painting Paris Dada Paul Eluard Péret photograph plate poetic poetry poets portrait Private Collection psychic Raoul Hausmann reality René Magritte revolution rien rope dancer accompanies Sade Salvador Dali shadow Surrealism surréalisme Surrealist art Tatlin at home technique tion Tristan Tzara unconscious Vaché York Dada Yves Tanguy Zurich Dada