Marcel Duchamp - Eau & Gaz A tous les étages & Éros c'est la vie - 2014-2015





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Marcel Duchamp is the author and illustrator of two books, Eau & Gaz A tous les étages and Éros c'est la vie, in a hardcover illustrated edition in English, French and Dutch.
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Both books are NEW and sealed in original wrapping.
Images of the content are from a different preview copy.
Rare books - not available in bookstores.
Water and gas on all floors.
Including various loose facsimile inserts (see photos)
2015 - Hardcover - Text: ENG - illustrated - 172 pages - 21 x 30 cm.
Inserted in cardboard on cover.
Eros is life - Rrose Sélavy - Hologram on cover
Duchamp is the first artist to reinvent himself as a woman through a literary and visual body of work: Rrose Sélavy is both a work and the origin of other works.
The signature 'Rrose Sélavy' appears for the first time on the tablet of a sculpture titled Fresh Widow 2, a scale model of a 'French window'; the title is therefore a pun based on 'fresh/French' and 'widow/window', with 'fresh widow' in French being 'veuve fris'. The spelling of the first name 'Rose' is then written with a single r. This spelling later evolves, and the first name is written with two r's, as 'Rrose', including in a series of photographs by Man Ray, in which Duchamp is dressed as a woman, made up, wearing a hat—see cover photo: hologram photo RROSE SELAVY tipped in on the cover.
2014 - Hardcover - Text: French / Dutch - illustrations. 112 pages - 21 x 30 cm.
Both books are NEW and sealed in original wrapping.
Images of the content are from a different preview copy.
Rare books - not available in bookstores.
Water and gas on all floors.
Including various loose facsimile inserts (see photos)
2015 - Hardcover - Text: ENG - illustrated - 172 pages - 21 x 30 cm.
Inserted in cardboard on cover.
Eros is life - Rrose Sélavy - Hologram on cover
Duchamp is the first artist to reinvent himself as a woman through a literary and visual body of work: Rrose Sélavy is both a work and the origin of other works.
The signature 'Rrose Sélavy' appears for the first time on the tablet of a sculpture titled Fresh Widow 2, a scale model of a 'French window'; the title is therefore a pun based on 'fresh/French' and 'widow/window', with 'fresh widow' in French being 'veuve fris'. The spelling of the first name 'Rose' is then written with a single r. This spelling later evolves, and the first name is written with two r's, as 'Rrose', including in a series of photographs by Man Ray, in which Duchamp is dressed as a woman, made up, wearing a hat—see cover photo: hologram photo RROSE SELAVY tipped in on the cover.
2014 - Hardcover - Text: French / Dutch - illustrations. 112 pages - 21 x 30 cm.

