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 +Ubu's gidouille, which is generally considered untranslatable, refers to his enormous stomach with its spiral insignia. only is an emblem of a hyperinflation of human pride as Ubu Roi ...
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 +distinguishing features are a dunce-cap and an enormous spiral (known as "La Gidouille") inscribed upon his stomach, suggestive of his predominantly intestinal functions (see fig. 15). f n Miro's Portrait of Madame B., the general silhouette of the figure on the left is too particularized to refer to anyone but Pere
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==See also== ==See also==
*[[Ubu's Almanac: Alfred Jarry and the Graphic Arts Ubu's Almanac: Alfred Jarry and the Graphic Arts]], exhibition the Spencer Museum of Art in 1998 *[[Ubu's Almanac: Alfred Jarry and the Graphic Arts Ubu's Almanac: Alfred Jarry and the Graphic Arts]], exhibition the Spencer Museum of Art in 1998

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True portrait of Monsieur Ubu (1896) is a woodcut frontispiece for Ubu Roi. It represents Ubu, a fictional character from Jarry's eponymous play.
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True portrait of Monsieur Ubu (1896) is a woodcut frontispiece for Ubu Roi. It represents Ubu, a fictional character from Jarry's eponymous play.

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Véritable portrait de Monsieur Ubu[1] (1896, English: True Portrait of Monsieur Ubu) is a woodcut by Alfred Jarry, representing Ubu in Ubu Roi. It is contrasted to "autre portrait de Monsieur Ubu"[2] which has no resemblance to the first.

Henri Béhar a montré qu' Ubu roi « se déroule un peu comme une spirale, celle qui orne la gidouille du Père Ubu dans le "Véritable portrait de Monsieur Ubu" ..

Reimagining Life: Philosophical Pessimism and the Revolution of

Raihan Kadri


Ubu's gidouille, which is generally considered untranslatable, refers to his enormous stomach with its spiral insignia. only is an emblem of a hyperinflation of human pride as Ubu Roi ...

Joan Miró: Magnetic Fields - Page 41

Rosalind E. Krauss, Joan Miró, Margit Rowell - 1972 - Snippet view - More editions

distinguishing features are a dunce-cap and an enormous spiral (known as "La Gidouille") inscribed upon his stomach, suggestive of his predominantly intestinal functions (see fig. 15). f n Miro's Portrait of Madame B., the general silhouette of the figure on the left is too particularized to refer to anyone but Pere


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