Red letters shout above a tangle of gears and alarm-clock parts

Francis Picabia (1879–1953) was a French-Cuban avant-garde artist who moved through Impressionism, Cubism, Dada, and Surrealism with restless iconoclastic energy. A central figure of the international Dada movement, he published the Dadaist journal 391 and produced works of savage wit and philosophical provocation. His later works — the Transparencies series, the floral abstractions, the erotic nudes — chart a career of constant, deliberate, gleeful self-contradiction. No artist of the 20th century was more systematically opposed to being pinned down.

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