Ohne Titel (Mit Stahlträgerkonstruktion)
Kurt Schwitters · German, 1887-1948
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Ohne Titel (Mit Stahlträgerkonstruktion), Kurt Schwitters (1943), Wikimedia Commons. Via artnap.com
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Untitled (With Steel Girder Construction) by Kurt Schwitters, dated 1943, is a collage combining two irregular fragments of wood with a black-and-white photograph of intersecting diagonal beams and light-filled geometric shapes. The brown cardboard strip along the left edge frames the composition, and the torn, deckled margins are visible throughout.
