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Pagina 14
So on sth February we had a cabaret . Mademoiselle Hennings and
Mademoiselle Leconte sang French and Danish chansons . Herr Tristan Tzara
recited Rumanian poetry . A balalaika orchestra played delightful folk - songs and
dances .
So on sth February we had a cabaret . Mademoiselle Hennings and
Mademoiselle Leconte sang French and Danish chansons . Herr Tristan Tzara
recited Rumanian poetry . A balalaika orchestra played delightful folk - songs and
dances .
Pagina 32
In Rumanian dada means ' yes , yes ' , in French a rocking - horse or hobby horse
. To Germans it is an indication of idiot naivety and of an preoccupation with
procreation and the baby - carriage . ” On 18th April 1916 , when the movement ...
In Rumanian dada means ' yes , yes ' , in French a rocking - horse or hobby horse
. To Germans it is an indication of idiot naivety and of an preoccupation with
procreation and the baby - carriage . ” On 18th April 1916 , when the movement ...
Pagina 71
This was a French version of Dada , although its origins were Spanish . Picabia ,
like his fellow - Spaniards Picasso and Gris , belonged in every respect to the
Parisian school . If he seasoned his French dishes with Spanish pepper , this was
...
This was a French version of Dada , although its origins were Spanish . Picabia ,
like his fellow - Spaniards Picasso and Gris , belonged in every respect to the
Parisian school . If he seasoned his French dishes with Spanish pepper , this was
...
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Inhoudsopgave
Foreword | 7 |
New York Dada 19151920 | 81 |
Berlin Dada 19181923 | 101 |
Copyright | |
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Veelvoorkomende woorden en zinsdelen
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Bibliografische gegevens
| Titel | Dada: Art and Anti-art World of art library |
| Auteur | Hans Richter |
| Uitgever | Harry N. Abrams, 1965 |
| Oorspronkelijk uit | de University of Michigan |
| Gedigitaliseerd | 15 nov 2007 |
| Lengte | 246 pagina's |
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