Dada, Art and Anti-artThames and Hudson, 1978 - 246 pagina's |
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Pagina 75
... never left him acted as a stimulus to them all . He was already beginning to flex his muscles for the attack on art and to rattle at the supports of faith in art as such . His restless , doubting nature reflected all the unashamed ...
... never left him acted as a stimulus to them all . He was already beginning to flex his muscles for the attack on art and to rattle at the supports of faith in art as such . His restless , doubting nature reflected all the unashamed ...
Pagina 139
... never forgot , wherever he went , to pick up discarded rubbish and stow it in his pockets . All this he did with an instinctive alertness of spirit , an intensity , that never failed . He got on especially well with Arp . In many ways ...
... never forgot , wherever he went , to pick up discarded rubbish and stow it in his pockets . All this he did with an instinctive alertness of spirit , an intensity , that never failed . He got on especially well with Arp . In many ways ...
Pagina 176
... never had any money , and never , at any time , had the remotest idea of how to come by the necessities of everyday life . A wholly unromantic Romantic , an anti - politician who engaged in politics , he was an uncompromising rebel and ...
... never had any money , and never , at any time , had the remotest idea of how to come by the necessities of everyday life . A wholly unromantic Romantic , an anti - politician who engaged in politics , he was an uncompromising rebel and ...
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