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Principais obras de Tristan Tzara: - A Primeira Aventura Celeste do Sr.Antipyrine (1916 – 1918) - Vinte e cinco poemas, 1918. - Primeiro manifesto Dada, 1918. - Sete manifestos dada, 1924. - Em nossos pássaros, 1929. - O homem aproximado, 1931. - Onde os lobos bebem, 1933. - Meio-dia ganhou, 1939. - Enquanto isso, 1946. - O voo, 1947.
- Simbolismo
Principais artistas simbolistas: Na literatura...
- Dadaísmo
O que foi . O Dadaísmo foi um movimento artístico de...
- Tristan Tzara
Tristan Tzara nasceu na cidade de Moinesti (Romênia) em 16...
- Simbolismo
Tristan Tzara, nascido Samuel ou Samy Rosenstock (Moinesti, 16 de abril de 1896 – Paris, 25 de dezembro de 1963) [1] foi um poeta romeno, um dos precursores do Dadaísmo. Em 1916, em plena Primeira Guerra Mundial , um grupo de refugiados em Zurique , na Suíça , iniciou o movimento artístico e literário chamado Dadaísmo, com o ...
40 Canciones y descanciones de Tristan Tzara, Vertidas y desadaptadas al castellano por Manuel Puertas Y 40 Ilustraciones desdibujadas de Marcelino Sesé. En estuche en cartulina Verjurada y hojas independientes en papel misma calidad. OBRA A LA VENTA 30 EUROS.
9 de nov. de 2015 · Tristan Tzara: do caos à ordem. - segunda-feira, novembro 09, 2015. Por Neiva Dutra. Tristan Tzara, cujo verdadeiro nome era Samuel Rosenstock, nasceu em Moinesti, na Romênia, em 16 de abril de 1896. Começou a escrever poesia muito cedo e, aos dezessete anos, já era colaborador de uma das revistas de vanguarda de seu país, Simbolul.
- Early Period
- Swiss Period
- Paris Period
- Surrealism
- The Legacy of Tristan Tzara
Tristan Tzara, born Samuel Rosenstock, came from a Romanian family with Jewish roots. A highly original thinker by nature, his early years were marked by feelings of boredom with the small, agricultural town in which he lived. While attending school in Bucharest he became captivated by Symbolism, and co-founded the magazine Simbolul with Ion Vinea ...
While Europe exploded into war, Tzara and Marcel Janco linked up with a group of pacifist artists and radicals, including Hugo Ball, Emmy Hennings, Richard Huelsenbeck, Hans (Jean) Arp, and Sophie Taeuber-Arp to form the Dada group. Influenced by a range of avant-garde movements, such as Cubism, Futurism, Constructivism, and Expressionism, they bel...
Tzara relocated to Paris in 1920, sparking an exciting blitz of ideas, demonstrations, exhibitions, performances, manifestos and journals among the Parisian avant-garde, including Andre Breton, Louis Aragon, Philippe Soupault, Paul Éluard, Jacques Rigaut, and Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes, known as the "Dada Spring." He wrote articles for Breton's Li...
By 1929 Tzara and Breton had reconciled and there is no question that Breton's First Manifesto of Surrealism, promoting the unconscious, the primitive, automatism, chance, and the blurring of imagination and reality, was clearly influenced by Tzara's ideas. After publishing his Second Surrealist Manifesto, Breton noted that their earlier split "was...
Due to the domination of Surrealism and Breton's dogmatic stance, Dada's reputation waned and by the 1940s it had disappeared completely. As the former Dada member Hans Richter noted: "Surrealism devoured and digested Dada." For a time it seemed that Breton had devoured Tzara too but in the 1950s there was a resurgence of interest in the subject. R...
- Romanian
- April 16, 1896
- Moinesti, Romania
- December 24, 1963
Tristan Tzara was an influential author and performer, whose contribution is credited with having created a connection from Cubism and Futurism to the Beat Generation, Situationism and various currents in rock music.
Proclamou a sua vontade de destruir a sociedade, os seus valores e a linguagem em obras como "Coração de gás" ( 1921 ), "A anticabeça" ( 1923) e "O homem aproximativo" ( 1931 ). Após o declínio do movimento dadá, Tzara envolveu-se no surrealismo, juntou-se ao Partido Comunista e à Resistência Francesa.
