This artwork inspired a Robert Arneson sculpture with the ceramic word "ART" at its center, as well as a self-portrait of a shirtless Bruce Nauman as this work's title object.
This artwork inspired a Robert Arneson sculpture with the ceramic word "ART" at its center, as well as a self-portrait of a shirtless Bruce Nauman as this work's title object. The Warriors, a Marsden Hartley painting, was used as a backdrop for this work when it was photographed for the journal The Blind Man by Alfred Stieglitz. This work, which is part of a series that also includes its artist's Prelude to a Broken Arm and Why Not Sneeze, Rrose Selavy?, was rejected by the (*) New York Society of Independent Artists in 1917. This work's origin in a sanitary supply store is referenced by the name "R. Mutt" written on it. For 10 points, name this "readymade" by Marcel Duchamp that consists of a urinal and has a name referring to a type of water-spouting monument
This artwork inspired a Robert Arneson sculpture with the ceramic word "ART" at its center, as well as a self-portrait of a shirtless Bruce Nauman as this work's title object.
Fountain [prompt on descriptive answers like Marcel Duchamp's urinal]