Hannah Höch with two of her Dada Puppen (Dada Dolls),
representing her daughters Pax and Botta, ca 1916, photo by Willy Römer.
Hannah Höch was a German artist of the Dada movement. Among other things, she was one of the originators of photo-montage.
representing her daughters Pax and Botta, ca 1916, photo by Willy Römer.
Hannah Höch was a German artist of the Dada movement. Among other things, she was one of the originators of photo-montage.
6 comments:
Absolutely love the Dada dolls. The National Gallery of Art had a Dada exhibit now over 12 years ago which I had the fortune of seeing. Was so cool to see the items in person as opposed to photos.
I don't remember the dolls being shown.
Dolls are a secret passion of mine.
Kirsten
Not so secret, in my case. :)
She looks like Marz in this photo.
Oh, yeah, bink! I didn't even see that till you pointed it out.
Someone once said Marz looks like Prince Charles-- shared German ancestry??? :)
I wondered about the resemblance, and then I thought, Pretty presumptuous, I've only seen Marz in a handful of photographs on your blog. But I thought there was a resemblance.
MICHAEL: Ha! You and bink spotted it, and I didn't! Maybe I was mostly seeing the dolls?
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