Kurt Schwitters — Black NBurgh | Dada Merz Collage Fine Art Print

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Kurt Schwitters — Black NBurgh | Dada Merz Collage Fine Art PrintKurt Schwitters (18871948) was a German artist best known for his invention of Merz an idiosyncratic strain of Dada in which discarded materials, clippings, tickets, and scraps were assembled into collages of surprising beauty. Rejected by the Berlin Dada circle, he created his own universe. His collage works raw, tender, and formally sophisticated anticipate both Abstract Expressionism and Conceptual art and are now held in major museum collections

1830s–1911) was a Chinese painter and calligrapher of the late Qing dynasty — one of the leading figures of the Shanghai school of literati art

Josep Tapiró Baró (1836–1913) was a Spanish Orientalist painter who spent much of his career in Tangier

with their seasonal palette and quiet authority

His works are the most recognisable in the history of art and are held in the Rijksmuseum

Okazaki Shintaro was a Japanese printmaker working in the Shin Hanga tradition whose nocturnal seascapes and moonlit compositions exemplify the movement's interest in atmospheric landscape

His treatment of water

Wells and the great tradition of speculative fiction

Trained in the Kanō tradition but working in a period of radical cultural transformation

particularly his blue nocturnes of Tokyo landmarks

and the unconscious in early 20th-century European art

and classical ornament underpins the entire history of modern pattern design

Born the illegitimate son of Emperor Go-Komatsu

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