Duchamp's “mechanistic sculptures”: Art, nudes and the game of chess

Angelaki 4 (3):181 – 190 (1999)
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In this paper I present some reasons for seeing Duchamp's ready-mades as part of the history of sculpture and relate them to his engagement with both nudes and chess motifs.

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10.1080/09697259908572068

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Gary Banham
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