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dada poster Inspo.

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Stephen Dennis
a blue and white poster with an image of a man's face
Gotham Font
Obama Poster
Obama Campaign
Typeface Font
Graphic Design Company
Digital Revolution
The Ohio State University
Eugene Oregon
Type Posters
Title: Gotham | Designer: Tobias Frere-Jones | Year: 2000 | Medium: digital | Category: New Typography | Comments: I selected this font because of its popularity in design today. It was used for the Obama presidential campaign.
a poster that has some type of words on it with the word daa in black and white
Kollage Konst
Dada Art Movement
Dadaism Art
John Heartfield
Dada Artists
Hans Richter
Dada Collage
Dada Movement
Tristan Tzara
Redirect Notice
Interessante manier van het weergeven van typografie; Speels, maar toch enig zins gerangschikt.
a poster with the words daa in red and black, on white paper next to it
Dada Poster
Hans Arp
Paula Scher
Alphabet City
Typography Posters
Francis Picabia
Jean Arp
Swiss Style
Typography Posters by Ozan Yunus Kaya, via Behance
a man riding on the back of a cat wearing a hat and holding a lasso
Funny Collage Art
Surrealist Collage
Art Du Collage
Collage Kunst
Surreal Collage
Colossal Art
Siamese Cat
Collage Artists
Pics Art
guillaumechiron
Guillaume Chiron {cowboy riding siamese cat #surreal}
a close up of a painting of a woman with glasses
Muzică Rock
Kurt Schwitters
Dada Art
Mona Lisa Parody
Istoria Artei
Marcel Duchamp
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Marcel Duchamp's alteration of the Mona Lisa in 1919. Part of the Dada Movement.Smithsonian Magazine online, May 2006.
a collage of an image of a man's face
Weimar
Kunst Collages
Hannah Höch
Raoul Hausmann
Hannah Hoch
‘Behold the Buffoon’: Dada, Nietzsche’s Ecce Homo and the Sublime – Tate Papers | Tate
Raoul Hausmann. The Art Critic 1919-20. Hausmann, a founder member of the Berlin Dada group, developed photomontage as a tool of satire and political protest. The fragment of a German banknote behind the critic’s neck suggests that he is controlled by capitalist forces. The words in the background are part of a poem poster made by Hausmann to be pasted on the walls of Berlin.
a man standing on top of a tall piece of paper with words written in it
George Grosz
Poesia Visual
Montage Photo
Design Movements
Visual-Poetry
John Heartfield Dada Picture c. 1923 Quite reminds me of the art style used by the band Franz Ferdinand in their video "Take Me Out"