• art criticism

  / Avant-garde art comes to America
• Mona Lisa

  / Other Mona Lisas
• The Philadelphia Museum of Art Is Home to These 12 Notable Paintings

  / Nude Descending a Staircase No. 2 (1912)
• Roberto Matta

• Katherine Dreier
• Frida Kahlo

  / First solo exhibitions and travel to Paris
• Julien Levy
• Man Ray

• Western painting

  / Fantasy and the irrational
• Western painting

  / Duchamp’s legacy and the questioning of the art object: 1950–70
• Armory Show
• assemblage
• Western sculpture

  / Constructivism and Dada
• conceptual art
• Dada
• ready-made

• mobile
• poetry

  / Poetic diction and experience
• art

• Francis Picabia
• Pop art

  / Predecessors

Studies.

Guillaume Apollinaire, Les Peintres cubistes (1913; The Cubist Painters, 2nd ed., 1949); Calvin Tomkins, The World of Marcel Duchamp (1966); Pierre Cabanne, Entretiens avec Marcel Duchamp (1967; Dialogues with Marcel Duchamp, 1971), and Les 3 Duchamp (The Brothers Duchamp, 1976); Arturo Schwarz, The Large Glass, and Related Works, 2 vol. (1967–68) and Marcel Duchamp (1970; Eng. ed. 1975); Octavio Paz, Marcel Duchamp (1968), in Spanish; and Sarane Alexandrian, Marcel Duchamp (1976; Eng. trans. 1977).

Major exhibition catalogs.

Marcel Duchamp, Pasadena Art Museum: A Retrospective Exhibition, October 8 Through November 3, 1963 (1963), the first major exhibition of Duchamp’s works; The Almost Complete Works of Marcel Duchamp: Catalogue of an Exhibition at the Tate Gallery 18 June–31 July 1966 (1966); Paris, Musée National D’art Moderne, Marcel Duchamp (1967), the first comprehensive exhibition of Duchamp’s works in France; Anne d’Harnoncourt and Kynaston McShine, Marcel Duchamp (1973), published by the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, the most complete collection assembled to date.