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... exhibition . This is a continuation of what we did at the Cabaret Voltaire last year . The exhibition opened three days after we were offered the gallery . About forty people were there . Tzara was late , so I spoke about our plans to ...
... exhibition . This is a continuation of what we did at the Cabaret Voltaire last year . The exhibition opened three days after we were offered the gallery . About forty people were there . Tzara was late , so I spoke about our plans to ...
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... exhibition . Davies and Kuhn saw the Sonderbund exhibition in Cologne in 1912 , and after a visit to Paris , where they were promised French cooperation , they visited London , where Fry's ' Second Post - Impressionist Exhibition ' was ...
... exhibition . Davies and Kuhn saw the Sonderbund exhibition in Cologne in 1912 , and after a visit to Paris , where they were promised French cooperation , they visited London , where Fry's ' Second Post - Impressionist Exhibition ' was ...
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... Exhibition catalogue , Paris 1920 Climax DEPUIS LONGTEMPS 100TS FRANCIS PICADIA André Breton with a Dada placard by Francis Picabia In April 1921 , in the gallery Au Sans Pareil , Picabia had an exhibition of pic- tures from his ...
... Exhibition catalogue , Paris 1920 Climax DEPUIS LONGTEMPS 100TS FRANCIS PICADIA André Breton with a Dada placard by Francis Picabia In April 1921 , in the gallery Au Sans Pareil , Picabia had an exhibition of pic- tures from his ...
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