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Dancing into the Dark by Hannah Höch

Dancing into the Dark

Hannah Höch · 1919

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DETAILS
Artist
Hannah Höch
Date
1919
Location
Germanisches Nationalmuseum
ART MOVEMENTS
Dadaism
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THE ARTIST

Hannah Höch

1889–1978 · German Reich

Pioneering Dada photomontage artist who wielded scissors and glue to challenge gender roles in Weimar Germany.

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