© Succession/Marcel Duchamp/Paris and Dacs, London 2007
Picabia painted emotions or people as pistons and steam engines, while Duchamp depicted his ideal 'Bride' of 1912 as a contraption of pumps and bellows. The American of the bunch, Man Ray, turned to photography, the latest and most mechanical of means; posing a female nude in harmony with the cogs of a huge iron printing press. (OW)
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2 comments
saw this yesterday. It was interesting enough. I'm not expert of course. Those three sound like they had a great time. living fast in the south of france, painting and questioning everything. Out of the three i preferred the work of Man Ray (is that a cool name or what?). There was one picture of a woman's privates upon which my 3 year old remarked - daddy, the lady has a dirty bottom. I'm sure the artist would have approved.
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