Occupied City/Bezette Stad is one of the key anti-war works of the Dadaist movement. First published in 1921 as a work of 'rhythmical typography', it is primarily about the German occupation of Antwerp during the First World War. But it is also a love song to the modern city, and a declaration of war on post-1918 Europe. Designed and illustrated by the Flemish artist Oscar Jespers, this epic poem was originally advertised as 'a book devoid of Biblical...
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