duchamp

• Nom propre désignant le peintre et sculpteur français naturalisé américain, figure majeure du dadaïsme à New York et pionnier du ready-made, qui exposa des objets du quotidien comme œuvres d'art.

A proper noun referring to a French artist who immigrated to the United States, a leader in the Dada movement in New York City, and the first to exhibit commonplace objects as art.

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1. French artist and Dada pioneerC1formalart

   Marcel Duchamp (1887–1968) was a French artist who moved to the United States and became a leading figure in the Dada movement. He is famous for presenting everyday objects as art, challenging traditional definitions of art.

   Marcel Duchamp (artiste)

   • Duchamp's 'Fountain' is a famous example of a readymade.
   • He was a key figure in the New York Dada scene.
   • His work questioned what could be considered art.