Marcel Duchamp Rotoreliefs 1935. Develops then the seminal concept of readymades; It is not currently on display in imma.
Duchamp knew what he had done, and he explicitly regarded the rotoreliefs as a contribution to science. The film depicts whirling animated drawings — which duchamp called rotoreliefs — alternated with puns in french. Duchamp, marcel view title rotoreliefs (optical discs) creator/culture artist:
Cardboard Discs, Printed With Patterns Creating An Illusion Of A 3D (Spatial) Object When Turning Around On A 'Phonograph' (Record Player) And Especially For The Rotorelief Designed Machines.
Want to sell a work by this. Rotoreliefs (optical disks) is a 1935 work by marcel duchamp. In 1935, marcel duchamp set up a booth at the concours lépine, a french fair for inventors promoting their latest gadgets that still occurs to this day.
I Showed It To Scientists (Optical People) And They Say It Is A New Form, Unknown Before, Of Producing The Illusion Of.
La mariée mise à nu par ses célibataires même, la boîte verte. Marcel duchamp, “plastic holder for rotoreliefs,” (1935) (image courtesy carnegie museum of art, leisser art fund) related a collection of experimental kinetic art, featuring marcel duchamp. There are no reservable copies for this title.
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Marcel duchamp’s interest in mechanical art and optical illusions led to the creation of his set of 6 discs known as rotoreliefs.as an example of duchamp’s ability to challenge the notion of what art is, rotoreliefs can be seen as the next stage of his spinning, kinetic works—including his precision optics works and anemic cinema, a short movie clip that. He wrote to katherine dreier in 1935: This project provides an active virtual laboratory for the exploration of the optical ideas and works of marcel duchamp.
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7 7/8 Inches (20 Cm) Diameter.
Set of 12 offset lithograph in colors, on both sides of six cardboard disks, contained in original plastic holder. Duchamp knew what he had done, and he explicitly regarded the rotoreliefs as a contribution to science. I showed it to scientists (optical people) and they say it is a new form, unknown before, of producing the illusion of.
