This artistic piece inspired a 1971 opera by Charles Shere which features the music "Five Pieces
This artistic piece inspired a 1971 opera by Charles Shere which features the music "Five Pieces After Handler of Gravity." It doesn't include the Butterfly Pump, the Toboggan, the Boxing Match, or the Wilson-Lincoln Effect. But, it does feature a waterwheel in its glider, some oculist witnesses, sieves and giant scissors looming over the chocolate grinder, and the nine malic molds. Now held at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, it is composed of lead foil, ►lead wire, dust, varnish, and oil paint, and is described by its artist's notes in The Green Box. FTP, name this piece by Marcel Duchamp depicting a woman and her suitors.
This artistic piece inspired a 1971 opera by Charles Shere which features the music "Five Pieces
The Bride Stripped Bare by Her Bachelors, Even (or The Large Glass)