"Fontaine" (Marcel Duchamp - 1917)

:-) tu nous laisses sur les jantes
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Evidence suggests the famous urinal Fountain, attributed to Marcel Duchamp, was actually created by Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven. What a gal she was! An Italo-Byzantine princess!

Maintenant j'ai une petite envie !

invitation à boire ..? avant dessèchement total

Art? I think not..!!

With this object, Duchamp asked the question: What is art? Anything can be art as long as it is chosen and signed by an artist. This approach has been used a great deal since.
He had a sense of provocation, derision and humour, that's the difference with some modern artists who take themselves very seriously!

It's difficult to argue against that point of view.............but of course, all artwork is very subjective.

Check out this years Turner art prize winning effort: I'm not impressed with that either :-)))

www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-67627980

This is a very good example. As much as I understand the author's approach, it leaves me indifferent!
But I've seen worse as an installation of beams and broken bricks.

je n' oserai pas , c' est trop beau !!

surestimé!