In a play by Don Nigro, this artist refuses to shake J. Edgar Hoover's hand and is shown onstage dismissing Dadism as "absurd hermeneutics.
In a play by Don Nigro, this artist refuses to shake J. Edgar Hoover's hand and is shown onstage dismissing Dadism as "absurd hermeneutics." One work by this artist is a depiction of the serpent phallus penetrating the various layers of the earth. In addition to Landscape with Wheat Germ, this artist showed the titular continent as a mixture of red rock, a green column and orangish yellow ruins in a painting inspired by World War II. An anthropomorphic green ostrich seems to stab the red cloaked, but nude titular woman in his The (*) Disrobing of the Bride. Other works by this man include his leaning tower of Pisa inspired Ubu Imperator, and two paintings called Europe after the Rain. The title machine has arms and flies above three people in another painting by this artist, who also showed a guy and a girl and a house without entrance dodging the title avian. For 10 points, name this surrealist who painted Two Children are threatened by a Nightingale and Murdering Airplane.
In a play by Don Nigro, this artist refuses to shake J. Edgar Hoover's hand and is shown onstage dismissing Dadism as "absurd hermeneutics.
Max Ernst