FELT SUIT 1978 JOSEPH BEUYS GERMAN, 1921 - 1986 Felt Suit is an autobiographical work of art, as the suit is modeled on the artist's own clothing. Joseph Beuys considered the material to be an extension of the self, and in his case a life-saving element that nomads used to warm him following an airplane crash during World War II. The suit hanging on a wall is like a hollow body portrait. Beuys used clothing to refer to the body and its physical absence, conjuring up notions of loss and nostalgia. WHAT MAKES THIS WORK AUTOBIOGRAPHIC?

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“blowin’ in the wind” was composed by bob dylan. most of bob dylan’s first songs trafficked with particular circumstances or people. at the newport folk festival, bob dylan was supported by the paul butterfield blues band. woody guthrie composed “this land is your land” as a response to irving berlin’s “god bless america.”like a rolling stone” held the long-drawn 45 rpm single that became always been taped. protest tunes normally include mild themes. bob dylan’s earliest collection to incorporate electronic melodies was returning it all back home. pete seeger never contracted with a dominant record name as a solo musician. most of the byrds’ initial records were covers of folk melodies.