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Marcel Broodthaers — Grüsse Gott! – neige internelle
Marcel Broodthaers

Grüsse Gott! – neige internelle

This work by Marcel Broodthaers combines linguistic and visual elements characteristic of his conceptual practice, layering the German greeting "Grüsse Gott" with the French phrase "neige internelle" (internal snow) in ink on paper. The piece exemplifies Broodthaers' interest in language as material and meaning, where the interplay between different languages creates semantic ambiguity and invites viewers to consider how words function both as communication and as visual form. Created during the artist's exploration of poetry and conceptual art in the 1960s and beyond, the work reflects his broader project of interrogating the relationship between linguistic and artistic expression.

Medium
ink on paper

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Modern & Contemporary Art: Online Auction, London

March 4, 2025

Lot 92

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Marcel Broodthaers, Grüsse Gott! – neige internelle

This work by Marcel Broodthaers combines linguistic and visual elements characteristic of his conceptual practice, layering the German greeting "Grüsse Gott" with the French phrase "neige internelle" (internal snow) in ink on paper. The piece exemplifies Broodthaers' interest in language as material and meaning, where the interplay between different languages creates semantic ambiguity and invites viewers to consider how words function both as communication and as visual form. Created during the artist's exploration of poetry and conceptual art in the 1960s and beyond, the work reflects his broader project of interrogating the relationship between linguistic and artistic expression.

Medium
ink on paper
Seen at
Phillips, New York, London, Hong Kong

Related themes

20th Century, Language And Text, Belgian Artist, Installation, Poetic ambiguity, Mixed Media, Linguistic Play, Conceptual Art, Introspective Mood, Surrealism Influence

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