Marcel Duchamp: Artist of the CenturyRudolf E. Kuenzli, Francis M. Naumann MIT Press, 1991 - 267 pages One hundred years after his birth, Marcel Duchamp remains an enigma; no other artist, perhaps, has produced so varied a group of masterpieces in so short a span of time. These eleven illustrated essays explore the structure and meaning of Duchamp's work as part of an ongoing critical enterprise that has just begun. Ranging from the Munich period and the development of the ready-mades to the last work, Etant donnés, they present the latest thinking on Duchamp and his ideas. |
Table des matières
Introduction | 1 |
ESSAYS | 12 |
The Man Even | 18 |
Resonances of Duchamps Visit to Munich | 41 |
Its History and Aesthetics | 64 |
The Tzanck Check and Related Works | 95 |
Duchamps Silent NoiseMusic for the Deaf | 106 |
Duchamps Ubiquitous Puns | 127 |
A Mathematical Analysis | 149 |
Duchamps Etchings of the Large Glass and The Lovers | 168 |
Given | 184 |
DOCUMENTS | 203 |
Marcel Duchamps Des Délices de Kermoune | 228 |
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