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Jarry / Dada

Jarry / Dada. Alfred Jarry. Le Cabaret du Chat Noir (Rodolphe Salis, 1881). Les Arts Incoherents. Invitation a l’Exposition des Arts Incoherents. Alphonse Allais. A. Allais, Recolte de la Tomate par des Cardinaux Apoplectiques au bord de la mer rouge.

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Jarry / Dada

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  1. Jarry / Dada

  2. Alfred Jarry

  3. Le Cabaret du Chat Noir (Rodolphe Salis, 1881)

  4. Les Arts Incoherents

  5. Invitation a l’Exposition des Arts Incoherents

  6. Alphonse Allais

  7. A. Allais, Recolte de la Tomate par des Cardinaux Apoplectiques au bord de la mer rouge

  8. Allais, Stupeur de jeunes recrues apercevant pour la premire fois la mer Mediterranee

  9. Musique d’ “Ubu-Roi”

  10. Affiche d’Ubu-Roi

  11. Couverture

  12. Sapeck, La Joconde (1887)

  13. Marcel Duchamp, L.H.O.O.Q. (1919)

  14. Marcel Duchamp, “Fontaine” (R. Mutt), 1917

  15. Duchamp, Porte-bouteilles (1914)

  16. Duchamp, “Roue de Bicyclette” (1913)

  17. Duchamp, Apolinere Enameled (1916-17)

  18. Duchamp, “Pourquoi ne pas eternuer Rrose Selavy?” (1921)152 cubes de marbre, thermomètre et os de seiche dans une cage à oiseaux en métal peint avec 4 barres de bois

  19. Duchamp, “Eau de Voilette Belle Haleine” (Rrose Selavy)

  20. Marcel Duchamp photographie par Man Ray en Rrose Selavy (1921)

  21. Marcel Duchamp a New York, 1927

  22. Max Ernst, “Ubu Imperator” (1923)

  23. Max Ernst, “Elephant des Celebes” (1921)

  24. Ernst, “L’Ange du Foyer” (1937)

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