Proto-dada
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| '''Proto-dada''' is represented by [[The Incoherents]] and [[Alfred Jarry]]. | '''Proto-dada''' is represented by [[The Incoherents]] and [[Alfred Jarry]]. | ||
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Proto-dada is represented by The Incoherents and Alfred Jarry.
Closer to our own age, Alfred Stieglitz and Francis Picabia are often mentioned.
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