Most of us got, or were fortunate enough to meet Marcel Duchamp.

我们大多数人都有幸见过马塞尔·杜尚。

The New York Dada is connected to the very famous Marcel Duchamp.

纽约达达市与非常著名的马塞尔·杜尚（Marcel Duchamp ）相连 。

So Marcel Duchamp sent in a urinal, described [as] a fountain, and they rejected it.

马塞尔·杜尚提交了一座小便池，起名为《泉》，然后遭到了拒绝。

Installation artwork has roots in the 60's, with artists like Marcel Duchamp and Allan Kaprow.

装置艺术起源于60年代，艺术家有马塞尔·杜尚、艾伦·卡普洛等。

On April 10, 1917, the Marcel Duchamp Fountain was not accepted for exhibition in New York.

1917年4月10日，马塞尔·杜尚喷泉未能在纽约展出。

In 1917, French-American artist Marcel Duchamp called a urinal connected to the wall a “Fountain.”

1917 年， 法裔美国艺术家马塞尔·杜尚 (Marcel Duchamp) 将连接在墙上的小便器称为“喷泉” 。

In the following decades, conceptual artist Marcel Duchamp mocked it; Nazi art thieves pursued it; Nat King Cole sang about it; and museumgoers wielding stones, paint, acid, and teacups attacked it.

在接下来的数十年里，观念艺术家马塞尔·杜象把它改造成可笑的作品，纳粹艺术窃贼想得到它；纳金高唱和它有关的歌曲；去博物馆的人用石头、油漆、酸，和茶杯来攻击它。

New York, 1917 The artist Marcel Duchamp prepares to exhibit his latest work at a show by the Society of Independent Artists.

纽约，1917 年 艺术家马塞尔杜尚准备在独立艺术家协会举办的展览上展示他的最新作品。

There was an illustrious art exhibition in New York City in 1917, and they said, " You could send in anything you want, we'll accept everything." So Marcel Duchamp sent in a urinal, described [as] a fountain, and they rejected it.

1917 年纽约市举办了一场杰出的艺术展，他们说：“你可以送任何你想要的东西，我们什么都接受。 ” 所以马塞尔·杜尚 (Marcel Duchamp) 送来了一个小便器，被描述为喷泉， 他们拒绝了它。