Bezette stad

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schema:creator	Van Ostaijen, Paul
schema:contributor	Jespers, Oscar
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schema:abstract	""Van Ostaijen wrote Bezette Stad [Occupied, or Besieged City] in 1920 in Berlin, describing the German occupation of Antwerp during the war. In Berlin he met Dadaists George Grosz and Walter Mehring, and while Bezette Stad is often described as a Dada publication, its 'physioplastic typography' also hearkens to Futurism. Its jazz and entertainment references are much in the Dada vein, but [do] not share that movement's nihilism; as described by the Museum of Fine Arts Ghent, 'on the basis of a markedly humanitarian approach, the poet denounces nihilism, civil authority and moral hypocrisy ... [Jespers'] bold, rhythmical typography and cubist illustrations seem to protest against war and suffering'"--From bookseller's description (Triolet Rare Books)."@en
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"Concrete poetry--20th century"

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"Political poetry, Dutch--20th century"

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"Letter-pictures--20th century"

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"Graphic design (Typography)--Belgium--20th century--Specimens"

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