Included are Elie Nadelman's "Hostess" circa 1918-20, painted cherry wood and Marcel DuChamp's "Jacquette" (Front and Back) circa 1956, a collage drawing. Pasted down on William Baziotes "Sea Forms" 1951, pastel.
Collaborative traditional cut and paste (scissors and glue ) collage blog with a weekly set theme.
Sunday, 22 May 2016
What the Well Dressed Wear
Included are Elie Nadelman's "Hostess" circa 1918-20, painted cherry wood and Marcel DuChamp's "Jacquette" (Front and Back) circa 1956, a collage drawing. Pasted down on William Baziotes "Sea Forms" 1951, pastel.
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I can relate with you on the cutting of art books, you can really get inspired by them.
ReplyDeleteI love the composition and the color of your collage .. looks like a kind of modern catwalk.
I agree with Josephine - I´m reminded on a catwalk, too. Well combined images, Angie.
ReplyDeleteLove the textures and palette.
ReplyDeleteHey, I'm a Baziotes fan. I love the way you placed the woman's sculptured head such that the painted lines look like she's emitting spiritual energy. As much as I've studied Duchamp, I didn't know he'd designed a jacket—a stunning one, too. The tailoring of the back and the asymmetry... cool.
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