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The objects thus produced were called photomontages . In this way they produced flysheets , poems and political obscenities or portraits ; - Direktion r . hausmann Steglitz zimmermann strasse 34 50 Pfg 114.
The objects thus produced were called photomontages . In this way they produced flysheets , poems and political obscenities or portraits ; - Direktion r . hausmann Steglitz zimmermann strasse 34 50 Pfg 114.
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In this way they produced the first great abstract frescoes . Arp's agile arab- esques , Doesberg's neo - plastic purism and Sophie's lively divisions of space ( Ill . 101 ) did not conflict with each other .
In this way they produced the first great abstract frescoes . Arp's agile arab- esques , Doesberg's neo - plastic purism and Sophie's lively divisions of space ( Ill . 101 ) did not conflict with each other .
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A less obvious influence vas de Chirico's hallucinatory vision of the Object as the silent and spectral Adversary , and the shock effect produced by his distortion of the most ordinary objects into something quite ' other ' , something ...
A less obvious influence vas de Chirico's hallucinatory vision of the Object as the silent and spectral Adversary , and the shock effect produced by his distortion of the most ordinary objects into something quite ' other ' , something ...
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