From Calvin Tompkins Bio of Duchamp (Pimlico
1996) pg 234:
“If Rose Selavy represented the
spirit of New York Dada, her counterparts in Paris were two widely circulated
images by Francis Picabia: an ugly splatter of black ink on a white page in
391, entitled La Sainte Vierge (The Blessed Virgin), and a Dada Painting that
consisted of a child’s stuffed monkey nailed to a board, with “Portrait
de Cezanne, Portrait de Renoir, Portrait de Rembrandt, Natures Morte”
painted around the edges.
Looks like Picabia is who this student is
looking for.
391 was a magazine.
Denise Waxman
SILS student
From: ART LIBRARIES SOCIETY DISCUSSION LIST
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Kandiuk
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11:35 AM
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Subject: [ARLIS-L] "Sacre
Vierge" Ink Blot by Marcel Duchamp
Can anyone help with the following query from a
student?
I am in search of a copy of an ink blot called "Sacre Vierge" by Marcel Duchamp.
With thanks,
Mary Kandiuk
Visual Arts, Design & Theatre Librarian
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