Box 33

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Installation view of "The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp" exhibition, Tate Gallery. London, United Kingdom. Photo by John Webb.

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Installation view of "The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp" exhibition, Tate Gallery. London, United Kingdom. Photo by John Webb.

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Installation view of "The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp" exhibition, Tate Gallery. London, United Kingdom. Photo by John Webb.

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Installation view of "The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp" exhibition, Tate Gallery. London, United Kingdom. Photo by John Webb.

Scope and Contents From the Sub-Series: Photographs of various exhibitions and events related to Duchamp. Includes photographs of his attendance at various exhibitions dedicated to his work, including "Not Seen and/or Less of/by Marcel Duchamp/Rrose Sélavy" at Cordier & Ekstrom Gallery (New York, N.Y.), the "Marcel Duchamp" retrospective at the Pasadena Art Museum, and "Jacques Villon, Raymond Duchamp-Villon, Marcel Duchamp" held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston. Also includes views of window displays designed by Duchamp at...

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Marcel Duchamp, Kenneth Burke, George Boas, and Frank Lloyd Wright at Western Round Table on Modern Art. University of California, San Francisco. School of Fine Arts.

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Marcel Duchamp and Kenneth Burke at Western Round Table on Modern Art. University of California, San Francisco. School of Fine Arts.

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Marcel Duchamp and others at Western Round Table on Modern Art. Clockwise from left: Frank Lloyd Wright, George Boas, Marcel Duchamp, Kenneth Burke, Robert Goldwater, Gregory Bateson, Mark Tobey, Andrew Ritchie, Darius Milhaud, Alfred Frankenstein. University of California, San Francisco. School of Fine Arts.

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Marcel Duchamp and others at Western Round Table on Modern Art. Seated left to right: Gregory Bateson, Marcel Duchamp, George Boas, Frank Lloyd Wright, Andrew Ritchie, Darius Milhaud. Standing left to right: Mark Tobey, Robert Goldwater, Douglas MacAgy [?], Kenneth Burke, Alfred Frankenstein. University of California, San Francisco. School of Fine Arts.

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Portraits of Duchamp posed with a chess board or playing chess, including a photograph by Arnold Rosenberg of Marcel Duchamp seen from below a glass chess board. Also includes an image of Duchamp looking at his 1925 poster "Eches Championnat de France," a portrait of him with his pocket chess set, and one photograph of him with Man Ray's magnetized chess board.