%C2%A9 John Armleder
LP2, from "Lampe" portfolio, 2008
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Gift of Leslie and Donald Taglialatella in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the Minneapolis Institute of Artexpand_more 2015.124.2
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John Armleder has been a driving force in Switzerland’s contemporary art scene since the 1970s. Here he pays homage to Marcel Duchamp, a hero of modern art who in 1935 introduced his Rotoreliefs, which were spinning disks that produced optical illusions of depth or three-dimensionality. One of Duchamps disk was entitled Lampe. In addition to appropriating the title, Armleder follows Duchamp's lead and coveys an illusion of depth by overprinting his lithographic stone using two colors, shifting them just enough to create the sensation of relief.
Details
- Title
- LP2, from "Lampe" portfolio
- Artist Life
- born 1948
- Role
- Artist
- Accession Number
- 2015.124.2
- Provenance
- World House Editions, Middlebury, Conn. (publisher); Donald Taglialatella, Middlebury, Conn.; given to MIA, 2015.
- Curator Approved
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