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Forest, 1916 (painted wood)

Forest, 1916 (painted wood)
20th-century
biology
wood-(material)
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relief
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forest
painted
organic
biomorphic
dada
dadaist
Painting
Mzpainting
20th-century
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wood-(material)
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relief
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forest
painted
organic
biomorphic
dada
dadaist
Painting
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Forest, 1916 (painted wood)

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Artist

Arp, Hans (Jean) (1887-1966) / French

Location

Cleveland Museum of Art, OH, USA

Medium

painted wood

Date

1916 AD (C20th AD)

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41.3x53 cms

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This relief of painted wood was inspired by the branches, roots, and foliage Arp observed around Ascona, a Swiss town on Lake Maggiore. Ascona was an important meeting place for the Dada group Arp helped establish around 1915. Dada artists gathered in Switzerland to escape the senseless slaughter and dehumanizing, industrialized combat of World War I. Arp’s ambition was to create a radically new art suggesting the simplest, most naive elements.

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Photo © Cleveland Museum of Art / Contemporary Collection and Friends of The Cleveland Museum of Art / Bridgeman Images

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