"The Art Critic" by Raoul Hausmann 1919/20
"Holding a Venus pencil in his right hand, a heeled shoe glued to his brain, his eyes and mouth hidden by superimposed features and with a sharp segment of a 50 deutschmark bank note embedded in his neck, Hausmann's view of this art critic is both critical and controversial. Through whose eyes does he really see? Whose words does he really speak? And whose payroll is he on?
Hausmann used cut-up photographs and pages from newspapers and magazines to construct his world of cynical imagery." The Art Book by Phaidon
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