A series of paintings using this technique, featuring one with a flashcard of cherries, depicts a psychiatrist in its first entry, and is named for the second syllable of the German word for "commerce".
A series of paintings using this technique, featuring one with a flashcard of cherries, depicts a psychiatrist in its first entry, and is named for the second syllable of the German word for "commerce". This technique was used to create a painting of "squares arranged according to the laws of chance", by Jean Arp. The first painting to use this technique is a still life framed by imitation chair caning. The Berlin Dadaists labeled their artworks using this technique "photomontages". Braque and Picasso staked competing claims for having pioneered this painting technique, which is named for the French word for "to glue". For 10 points, name this technique of making art by assembling newspaper clippings, paint, and other found objects.
A series of paintings using this technique, featuring one with a flashcard of cherries, depicts a psychiatrist in its first entry, and is named for the second syllable of the German word for "commerce".
collages [or photomontages until it is read; or Merz (mairts) pictures until "commerce" is read]