#nude descending a staircase

[tygerland]

Marcel Duchamp Nu descendant un escalier n° 2. 1912. Oil on canvas: 147×89 cm (57×35 in).

#nude descending a staircase #art #marcel duchamp #1910s #history #surreal #20th century #painting #trippy #oil painting #art history #retro #culture #arte #cubism #beauty #academia #artwork #1900s #fashion #📚

[zegalba]

Shigeko Kubota: Nude Descending a Staircase (1976)

#shigeko kubota #art #Nude Descending a Staircase #body #blue #japan #1976

[jurdasparem]

Marcel Duchamp. Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2. 1912. Oil on canvas. 58" x 35"

#marcel duchamp #nude descending a staircase #oil #canvas #painting #art

[topoet]

Art Trash Toronto

I had been using my collection of ‘found’ art for ‘Picture Perfect’ posts. But there is still a sizeable backlog – some from the wonderful Craven Rd. fence. Others spotted in the trash! A few strategically place on people’s front porches. sunny trees sunny trees in the shade fishing fun Mr Robotoh! sunset or sunrise? the Rockies blue torso nude descending into the trash Hey! You can give…

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#Craven Road #Marcel Duchamp #mountains #Mr. Roboto #Nude Descending a Staircase #Ontario #paintings #photographs #robot #Toronto #torso

[smoragdova]

fyj / Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 - {$M} Painting

Leni Smoragdova

United Kingdom

Painting, Oil on Canvas

Size: 100 W x 100 H x 4 D cm

https://www.saatchiart.com/art/Painting-hgfyj-Nude-Descending-a-Staircase-No-2-M/313259/2060329/view

#transaction art #hidden faces #woman body #Nude Descending a Staircase #oil on canvas #painting

[theaskew]

Karin Székessy (German 1939-2010), Treppe (à Marcel Duchamps) (Staircase [à Marcel Duchamps]) 2015.

#photography #photographic arts #modern photography #contemporary photography #German photography #German photographer #female German photographer #Karin Székessy #human figure #female figure #female nude #nude descending a staircase #Marcel Duchamps

[sixbucks]

#parody #pastiche #nude descending a staircase #rude descending a staircase

[lemuseum]

#Gjon Mili - Nude Descending a Staircase (After Marcel Duchamp’s Nude Descending a Staircase 2) (1949)

[toddjurgess]

#duchamp #nude descending a staircase no 2

[cheddar-baby]

You know im all for The Fountain, i think its a masterpiece but i hope more non art people also know Duchamp for his other work. Like Nude Descending a Staircase No.2 is one of the most striking paintings ive ever seen.

#how do you even begin making this #like its an onion skin of movement down a staircase but its just wild #marcel duchamp #also yes i realize its a huge painting in art history #but if you didnt take art history classes would you know it?

[ornithorynquerouge]

Captivating Emily Agnes / Emily Shaw. Tribute to Marcel Duchamp “Nude Descending a Staircase ”

#emily agnes #emily shaw #slim and sexy #great breasts #stunning beauty #captivating body #kinky chick #so hot #marcel duchamp #art #modern art

[balkanparamo]

Gjon Mili - Nude Descending A Staircase

#art #gjon mili #marcel duchamp

[zegalba]

Gjon Mili: A Nude Descends a Staircase (1942)

#gjon mili #A Nude Descends a Staircase #body #black and white #photography #1942

[golvio]

Spoilers for Slay the Princess’ endgame below the cut.

I just love love love Shifty’s design so much! She captures that “eldritch” feeling without being a classic Lovecraftian “eyeballs n’ tentacles” sort of design. Like, your brain can just barely wrap itself around the concept of “someone who is made of an infinite fractal of someones existing simultaneously,” but then you get into the fact that all those “someones” are not only constantly changing but also all exist in potentia within each other and throughout the Shifting Mound’s being as a whole…woah!

It also touches on something I’ve been thinking about in the context of Hindu artistic depictions of divinities with multiple incarnations, along with one of my favorite cubist paintings by Marcel Duchamp, “Nude Descending A Staircase No. 2.” I think art depicting an entity with multiple faces or limbs, especially in the context of divinity, isn’t just about a god literally having twenty heads or a million arms. It’s the artists’s attempt to capture a being who exists in several contradictory states simultaneously, or whose existence spans across dimensions of space and time humans can’t even conceive of, much less try to capture in a drawing bound by artistic conventions founded in the finite.

Duchamp’s “Nude Descending Staircase” depicts its subject as a centipede-like figure with many legs because it’s attempting to depict all possible states of the subject in motion simultaneously. The subject is at once animated into frames to give it the illusion of motion, and yet is also a static image comprising a series of static images of a body in motion. The painting depicts a mortal body instead of a divine one, but the concept of “multiple states of existence simultaneously” feels similar.

Both are attempts to capture something that by its nature cannot be captured, whether that’s the passage of time or the true form of the infinite. It’s incredible and a little disorienting to try to wrap my head around it. It’s the same feeling I get when I look at Shifty’s final design.

#slay the princess #slay the princess spoilers #stp spoilers #the shifting mound

[strangegutz]

favorite cramps song? :D

the most torturous question…

I’ll give you a handful-

Garbageman

Naked Girl Falling Down the Stairs

Jackyard Backoff

I’m Customized

Elvis Fuckin’ Christ

If you listen to any of these go with Naked Girl- It’s about falling in lust with the cubist Duchamp painting “Nude descending a staircase” and I’m obsessed with it

#I could keep going and end up giving you their entire discography #if you want a full album go check out Flamejob #and honorable mention to the track Two Headed Sex Change

[pazzesco]

Gjon Mili Nude Descending Staircase

Born in 1904 in Albania, Mili moved to America in 1923. He trained as an engineer and was self-taught in photography. He is most famous for his images that captured Picasso drawing with light.

Mili attended MIT shortly after he moved to America, where worked with Professor Harold Edgerton utilizing electronic flash to refine strobe photography. Since the late 1930s, he used a rapid-firing sequence technique in his photography, which allowed him to catch multiple images in a single frame. His photographs of dance, athletics, and musical and theatrical performances were then able to show the graceful flow of movement too rapid for the naked eye to distinguish. In 1939, Mili became a freelance photographer working for LIFE.

#photography #Gjon Mili #photographers