Marcel Duchamp's Unhappy Readymade 1920

"Marcel Duchamp's Unhappy Readymade" (1920) is an abstract painting by Suzanne Duchamp, the sister of the famed artist Marcel Duchamp. The artwork showcases a fragmented composition, characterized by geometric shapes and a focus on color. The bold use of black lines against a light background evokes a sense of tension and instability. The interplay between the geometric forms and the seemingly abstract white shape at the center of the canvas creates a dynamic visual experience. The title of the artwork suggests a critique of readymade objects, a theme explored by Marcel Duchamp in his own art.