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1972
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From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
1972
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From the collection of Museum of Modern Art
This image shows two black panels with rows of small, rectangular objects. Each object looks like a tiny, ornate museum plaque with gold lettering and symbols. The plaques are arranged in neat grids, with names like "Picasso," "Kandinsky," and "Klee" written beneath them. The last row labels some plaques as "original" and others as "imitation." This play on real and fake art pieces is the main joke here. Next, check out Marcel Broodthaers.