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Cadeau, 1921 Traditional The use of color in

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The use of color in the Marilyn series reinforces this transformation into an object of desire

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Cadeau, 1921 Traditional The use of color in"Cadeau" or "The Gift" is one of the key works of the Dada and Surrealist movement. This iron loses its usefulness by having a row of 14 spikes attached to its surface, giving rise to a new and unnamed object. This is the main thought that Man Ray makes in his "ready mades" like the one presented here. With this "Cadeau", the artist gives a speech about how everyday objects can be strange and disturbing with only a slight alteration of their

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