Question

Jean Arp used _____ to make his collage.

A. newspaper old
B. magazines
C. torn scraps of paper
D. trash from the streets

Answer 1

C. torn scraps of paper

Step-by-step explanation:

Hans (Jean) Arp. Sculptor, painter and French poet who participated in the creation of the Dada movement and made significant contributions to abstract art and the surrealist movement.

Arp's plastic work combines automation and dream techniques, developing an iconography of organic forms that has been called biomorphic sculpture. Arp's aesthetic demand attributed to art the duty to free man from vanity and the oppression of reason; to save him, simplifying his life and identifying him with nature.

His work is rich in work in different techniques: from wood reliefs and collages, to metal reliefs and drawings and collages of torn scaps of paper.

In general, his sculptures are freed from humanistic inflections, redirected to the spiritual values ​​of essence and of the absolute.

Answer 2

Jean Arp also known as Hans Arp used torn scraps of paper to make his collage. Jean Arp is famous for his painting, sculpture and writings. He was born on September 16 1886 and died on June 7 1966 on the his own birth place in Germany. Jean is the french word for his name and Hans is the german word for his name.