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Au-delà de la mort - l'œuvre il-limitée de Marcel Duchamp
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Beyond the Grave - Marcel Duchamp's Un-Limited Works
Duchamp's last and posthumous work, now in Philadelphia, shows his seeing and his desire, from within a boundless grave. As his epitaph says, «anyway it's only the others who die».
Title: Au-delà de la mort - l'œuvre il-limitée de Marcel Duchamp
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Beyond the Grave - Marcel Duchamp's Un-Limited Works
Duchamp's last and posthumous work, now in Philadelphia, shows his seeing and his desire, from within a boundless grave.
As his epitaph says, «anyway it's only the others who die».
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