bottle rack

The next year he took home a bottle rack.

There is even something resembling a Duchamp bottle rack here.

"The key issue is the first readymade, the bottle rack" of 1914.

She was in a cellar alright, a dusty and ancient wine store with bottle racks to either side.

Against the far wall stood a wine table of the same white wood, bottles racked in three rows of six.

It was bottle racks for additional load.

These, along with Duchamp's coat stand and bottle rack, also in the show, are undeniable precursors of conceptual art.

Exhaustive research of mundane items like snow shovels and bottle racks in use at the time failed to reveal identical matches.

Even Skip Hop's bottle racks, at over $30 each, will cost more than double the price of a more pedestrian design.

Once the babies are in Ms. Ketcham's care, they are fed from a bottle rack.

Nothing as banal as the bottle rack or the urinal and snow shovel that followed it can be found at the Aldrich.

To drown them out, she hummed to herself, as she crawled about the room and thrust her broomstick into every corner under the bottle racks.

It did and he could see the pantry, the shelves and bottle racks and then the chamberlain staring at him in amazement.

No Dada urinals, snow shovels or bottle racks need apply, without those buzz-sawed, sandwiched layers.

You threw a bottle rack and urinal in their faces as a challenge and now they admire them for their aesthetic beauty.

Other inventions by Goldman includes the grocery sacker, the folding inter-office basket carrier, and the handy milk bottle rack.

This summer, with the help of the award-winning product designer Scott Henderson, they will branch into baby bottle racks, diaper caddies and jar organizers.

Spotlighted around the gallery are her found versions of his readymades, including the bicycle wheel, the snow shovel, the urinal (above) and the bottle rack.

In contrast to simply displaying urinals, shovels or bottle racks as art, Judd extrapolated empirically from his chosen readymades.

Duchamp discusses his "ready-mades," the conventional objects such as a bottle rack and a urinal, that he designated as "art" simply by signing them.

First MetaCop follows, carrying her plank, banging it heedlessly against doorways and stained polycarbonate bottle racks.

Marcel Duchamp - Bottle Rack (readymade)

Without any actual modifications by the artist, the Bottle Rack is iconic for being Duchamp's first, "true" readymade.

Chrome accessories include fashionable bar rails, 2-tier vegetable baskets on roller runners, a bottle rack, a cup rack and a 3-tier spice rack.

Bottle Rack (1914), a bottle drying rack signed by Duchamp, is considered to be the first "pure" readymade.