"Die Welt" (The World) is a conceptual work by Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers that exemplifies his engagement with language, representation, and the commodification of art objects. Created during the 1960s, the work typically consists of a painted or printed image of the word "world" or references to global systems, reflecting Broodthaers' interest in how language and signs function within artistic and economic contexts. The piece is characteristic of his broader artistic practice, which challenged conventional notions of art through wordplay, appropriation, and institutional critique.