Marcel Janco (Attributed to) - Horah
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Marcel Janco
Intérieur de la Villa Solly Gold, Bucarest, Roumanie. Architecte : Marcel Janco 1934. Crédit photo : Marius Marcu Lăpădat, Mihai Caranică, Crisanta Măciuceanu. - source Cristina Ardelean via Art Deco.
Jean Arp, Illustrations for Tristan Tzara's "'Vingt-cinq poèmes", 1918
Marcel Janco, Portrait of Tristan Tzara, 1919 (center)
Marcel Janco
Portrait of Tristan Tzara (1919).
Dada & film 4: Hans Richter’s Dadascope
A poetic film in which Dada veterans bring old tricks back to life, without dusting them off.
In this 1961 film, Hans Richter is back on track with his poetic film shots of objects and movements, from sharply lit objects to abstract shots, of human figures with masks and costumes. Old-fashioned, as in his Film Study from 1926, with his experiments with form and tricks in varied, but mostly fast montages. In Dadascope there is special attention for some of Man Ray's objects, such as that iron with the row of nails on the ironing surface ( Gift ), and the metronome with the photo of a woman's eye ( Indestructible Object ).
Tristan TZARA -- Marcel JANCO
La Première aventure céleste de Mr. Antipyrine. Avec des bois gravés et coloriés par Marcel Janco
(Zürich): Collection Dada, 1916. (Imprimé par J. Heuberger)
First edition of the first Dadaist publication from Zurich and Tzara's first book, illustrated with 7 woodcuts by Marcel Janco. Presentation copy, inscribed by the author at an early date from Zurich.
Marcel Janco
“Cabaret Voltaire”
1916