dadaist造句

• After the war, the first of her Dadaist works appeared.
• Around year 1920 he made several collages in the dadaist style.
• They found solace in The Dadaist movement, which originated in Switzerland.
• He has also been described as a Dadaist, Japanese.
• The rhetoric of these resembled the 1920s Berlin Dadaist manifestos.
• In 1920 Magritte was introduced to Francis Picabia s Dadaist revue 391.
• Tzara himself used elements alluding to his homeland in his early Dadaist performances.
• For this reason he has been referred to as a Neo-Dadaist.
• Additionally, he translated important expressionist and dadaist works.
• Particularly revelatory to Marcus was the scene that reimagined a Dadaist performance of 1916.
• Some improvisational writing is collaborative, focusing on an almost dadaist form of collaborative fiction.
• His collection of dadaist and The Four Winds " literary movement against traditional poetry.
• Next to this neo-Dadaist extravagance, American works in the festival were strikingly subdued.
• Several of Tzara's Dadaist editions had illustrations by Picabia, Janco and Hans Arp.
• The composition contains Dadaist imagery with man-made objects such as a tower and cityscape.
• "Coast to Coast " relied heavily on surreal, or even dadaist humor.
• There, she became known as " the dadaist Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven ".
• Var鑣e contributed a poem to the Dadaist magazine New Directions " imprint were particularly influential.
• Later that year, the gallery also housed plaster-paper works by Dadaist Kurt Schwitters.