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I think Marcel Dunchamp was scandalous because he was the only one that used slow motion.The reason why I think he created motion was because in the article it gives information about him creating motion It says “Duchamp portrays his subject in motion, walking down a flight of stairs.” This quote explains how Marcel compared to his other paintings and the paintings didnt even look as real and the pictures didnt come out lookin more detailed like the image we looking at right now.A critic stated “An explosion in a shingle factory.” This quote explains how the shapes and sizes were shown in the Painting above. These quotes and my background know knowledge shows how Duchamps art was

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