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Duchamp: Retinal Art
Original title: デュシャン 網膜的
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Duchamp continued seeking new expression until shortly before his death. He often used “retinal” when criticizing primarily paintings. This criticizes art “painted solely for the pleasure of the eye”—paintings that merely enjoy stimuli entering through the eyes (in Duchamp’s view).
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亡くなる寸前まで新しい表現を模索し続けたデュシャン。 彼はしばしば、主に絵画作品を批判するときに「網膜的だ」という言葉を使っていました。 これは、「目の快楽だけで描かれている」美術、つまり目から入る刺激を楽しむだけの絵画（とデュシャンが思う）作品に対する批判です。
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