Image credits

The artworks in our sample galleries are Dada-era works in the public domain (their makers died more than 70 years ago), shown from images on Wikimedia Commons. Images are cropped to fit the frames. The gallery names, prices and text around them are fictional.

Paintings and collages

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   Veglione, CannesFrancis Picabia, 1924Wikimedia Commons, public domain
2. 
   Merzbild 1A (The Psychiatrist)Kurt Schwitters, 1919Wikimedia Commons, public domain
3. 
   La Nuit espagnole (The Spanish Night)Francis Picabia, 1922Wikimedia Commons, public domain
4. 
   Merz-Painting 9b (The Big Me-Painting)Kurt Schwitters, 1919Wikimedia Commons, public domain
5. 
   Mardi grasFrancis Picabia, 1925Wikimedia Commons, public domain
6. 
   FrauenkopfHeinrich Hoerle, c. 1924–25Wikimedia Commons, public domain
7. 
   Construction for Noble LadiesKurt Schwitters, 1919Wikimedia Commons, public domain
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   Typische Vertikalklitterung als Darstellung des Dada BaargeldJohannes Theodor Baargeld, 1920Wikimedia Commons, public domain
9. 
   La Feuille de vigneFrancis Picabia, 1922Wikimedia Commons, public domain
10. 
    Réveil Matin (Alarm Clock)Francis Picabia, 1919Wikimedia Commons, public domain
11. 
    Femme espagnoleFrancis Picabia, 1922Wikimedia Commons, public domain
12. 
    ElastikaktAngelika Hoerle, 1921Wikimedia Commons, public domain

Sculptures

Sophie Taeuber-Arp’s Dada heads, as seen in the gallery on the home page. The sculptures are in the public domain; the photographs carry the licences below. Background removed and cropped for use on this site.

1. 
   Dada HeadSophie Taeuber-Arp, 1920Photo: Hiart, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons
2. 
   Tête dadaSophie Taeuber-Arp, 1920Photo: Jean-Pierre Dalbéra, CC BY 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
3. 
   Tête dadaSophie Taeuber-Arp, 1918–19Photo: Sailko, CC BY 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons