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Marcel Duchamp im Alter von 85 Jahren : Eine Inkunabel der konzeptuellen Fotografie (9783863353049)



1945 publizierte Marcel Duchamp in der amerikanischen Zeitschrift View ein fotografisches Selbstporträt, das ihn der Bildunterschrift zufolge at the Age of 85 abbildete. In Wirklichkeit war er damals erst 58 Jahre alt. Bisher war über die Entstehungsumstände dieser Inkunabel der inszenierten Fotografie nichts bekannt. In dem Buch wird erstmals ein jüngst entdecktes Skript Friedrich Kieslers veröffentlicht, in dem dieser in allen Einzelheiten beschreibt, wie er seinem Freund Marcel Duchamp dabei assistiert hat, sich vor der Kamera des New Yorker Fotografen Percy Rainford als greisenhafter Künstler-Philosoph zu stilisieren. Der bekannte Duchamp-Experte Herbert Molderings interpretiert Duchamps Selbstporträt als neuartigen, konzeptuellen Umgang mit der Fotografie. Der Fotoapparat wird als Zeitmaschine benutzt, jedoch nicht, um, wie allgemein üblich, einen Moment der Gegenwart festzuhalten, sondern um in die Zukunft zu blicken.


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  • Paperback | 144 pages
  • 125 x 190 x 12mm | 201g
  • Cologne, Germany
  • German
  • 20 colour illustrations
  • 9783863353049


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