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aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Manicured Relief, 1930

guggsculptures: Head and Shell by Jean Arp, 1930

moma_paintings: Jean Arp, The Crystal, 1938-39 (cast 1959)

moma_paintings: Jean Arp, Silent, cast 1958

guggsculptures: Growth by Jean Arp, 1938

guggenheimbot: Overturned Blue Shoe with Two Heels Under a Black Vault by Jean Arp, 1921

guggsculptures: Constellation with Five White Forms and Two Black, Variation III by Jean Arp, 1932

aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Growth, 1938

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jonnysun_ebooks: Marcel duchamp, hugo ball, man ray, and jean arp in 1916:

moma_drawings: Jean Arp, Placed According to the Laws of Chance (plate, page 19) from Dreams and Projects, 1951–52, published 1952

guggsculptures: Torso of Muse by Jean Arp, 1959

AspelAbove: Shirt Front and Fork, 1922 | Jean Arp

slam_modern: Jean Arp, Pistil, 1950

limbslackener: Untitled (Collage with Squares Arranged according to the Law of Chance) by Jean (Hans) Arp

poetry_weekend: ⼺ Jean Arp ⼺

SimonCDickinson: As a founding member of Dada, Jean Arp wished to eliminate all signs of the artist’s hand, thereby allowing his pieces to better reflect reality. Arp’s ‘Olympia (Relief)’ is on view at Dickinson New York, featured in the recently opened exhibition ‘Picabia and the Surrealists’.

guggsculptures: Bust of Gnome by Jean Arp, 1949

aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Torso-Kore, 1958

federico_cogo: Jean Arp (1924) father of organic art

guggsculptures: Classic Sculpture by Jean Arp, 1960

slam_modern: Jean Arp, Shell Crystal, 1938

guggsculptures: Metamorphosis (Shell Swan) by Jean Arp, 1935

calderfdn: Jean Arp coined the term “stabile” in 1932 for Calder’s stationary works as a response to Marcel Duchamp dubbing the kinetic works “mobiles” a few months prior. Read more:

AlanReady3: Shell Crystal | The Guggenheim Museums and Foundation - Jean Arp (1886 -1966) Shell Crystal - 1938

RPanh: Bill Brandt The "Eyes" Portraits 1963… Top row from left to right: Henry Moore, Georges Braque, Alberto Giacometti Botton row from left to right: Louise Nevelson, Jean Arp, Max Ernst.

RPanh: Bill Brandt Jean Arp 1963 …

igorbobic: If this deal goes thru, Dems will have passed nearly $5T in domestic programs (ARP, BIF, BBB) in the ten months since their surprise victories in Georgia. And all with a tenuous 50 seat majority. Pretty wild.

AndrewRusseth: Jean Arp, 'Forme symétrique aux flocons du hasard,' 1955, to be shown by Michael Werner Gallery at the ADAA Art Show in New York

aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Extremity of a Mythical Wineskin, 1952

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SimonCDickinson: We are pleased to announce our forthcoming exhibition at Dickinson New York, opening November 5th, ‘Picabia and the Surrealists’. The show will feature works by Francis Picabia, Jean (Hans) Arp, Joseph Cornell, Jean Dubuffet, Max Ernst, Paul Klee, André Masson, and Man Ray.

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Rofilm1: The Who used it, Elton John used it, The Cylon voice was made with it, Jean Michel Jarre used it, Aliens were welcomed with it, ..... you tell it. That and more was and is the ARP 2500.

guggsculptures: Shell Crystal by Jean Arp, 1938

aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Manicured Relief, 1930

AnecdotalWisdom: At a party given by a collector of modern art, critic John Mason Brown paused to study a large sculpture by Jean Arp that was supposed to depict the female form. Peering through a large hole in the middle of the sculpture, he exclaimed, “Ah, a womb with a view!”

guggsculptures: Constellation with Five White Forms and Two Black, Variation III by Jean Arp, 1932

MiadaChic: Jean Arp, Constellation, 1960

guggsculptures: Overturned Blue Shoe with Two Heels Under a Black Vault by Jean Arp, 1921

aic_modernart: Jean Arp, Growth, 1938

guggsculptures: Head and Shell by Jean Arp, 1930

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ArpRiley: Yes Jean Arp was a surrealist from Germany. I have no idea if we’re related because it is weird that I like surrealism so much.

PinacotecaLa: Cuadrados II Collage with Squares Arranged According to the Laws of Chance. 1917. Jean Arp Here are two squares. 1920. El Lissitzky Abstract Colour Harmony in Squares with Vermillion Accents. 1924. Paul Klee "Cool" Series No. 7 (Square Shooter). 1963. Perle Fine