(Dimensional poem) Geometric abstractions
Black and White Photography
Photo
Dimensionalism
1935
Modern
National Museum of Contemporary Art - Museu do Chiado
pedro antonio fresquis (1740 – 1809)
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National Museum of Contemporary Art - Museu do Chiado (Lisbon, Portugal)
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The contacts established in Paris, between 1934-35, with the intellectual and artistic milieu of the avant-garde lead Pedro to sign, along with Arp, Calder, the Delaunays, Duchamp, Miró, Moholy-Nagy and Picabia, among others, the Dimensionalist Manifesto, a trend that aims to erase the frontier between the arts through the introduction of space-time as the fourth dimension. For Pedro, it represented the possibility of building a bridge from his poetic activity to the plastic arts, opening Portuguese art to a new space for the art-literature relationship, in accordance with the theories and experiences of the international art of the time. The dimensional poem
About this artwork
- Title: (Dimensional poem) Geometric abstractions
- Artist: pedro antonio fresquis
- Year: 1935
- Format: Portrait
- Copyright status: Public domain
- Where to see it: National Museum of Contemporary Art - Museu do Chiado
- Medium: Black and White Photography
- Medium type: Photo
- Corpus context: art-literature relationship , space-time fourth dimension
- Color palette: Earthy