Dada: Art and Anti-Art (World of Art)
by Hans Richter
An essential account of the Dada movement, its rejection of tradition, and its lasting influence on modern art.
About This Book
This book examines the origins and impact of the Dada movement in early twentieth-century art.
It explores how Dada questioned established artistic conventions and embraced anti-art principles.
The text provides historical context for Dada's development across Europe during and after World War I.
Readers gain insight into the movement's influence on later modern and contemporary art practices.
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