Paper: Arches Aquarelle Rag
Print Dimensions: 15 x 13 inches
Series: “The Archives”
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Limited Edition Print
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“Dancer in the Weimar Republic”
“Dancer in the Weimar Republic”
Collage on paper
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Paying tribute to Dadaist Hannah Hoch, this collage gives a nod to the “New Woman” of the Weimar Era:
“A new physical figure who not only cut her hair and shortened her skirts but began to emancipate herself altogether from the physical limitations of being female. Finally, a new intellectual-psychological figure who fought her way out of the fog of sentimental ideologies and strove toward a clear, objective knowledge of the world and the self.”
– Alice Rühle-Gerstel
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