Definition of objet trouvé in English:

objet trouvé

nounPlural objets trouvés ˈtruːveɪˌäbZHā tro͞oˈvā

An object found by an artist and displayed with no, or minimal, alteration as a work of art.
Example sentencesExamples
- On first encounter, we cannot be sure whether we should be addressing it in terms of a piece of industrial design, an objet trouvé, or a minimalist art form in the manner of early Caro or Sol Le Witt.
- A large bay window is filled with an eclectic collection of objets trouvés, while tasteful modern art adorns the walls.
- Ready-mades differ from objets trouvés in that they are always mass-produced objects, and no aesthetic criteria should be used in their selection, restrictions to which objects trouvés are not subject.
- Having used small man-made objets trouvés in his early sculpture, from 1958 the artist began to incorporate parts of machines salvaged from breakers' yards.
- The organizers have gathered, from many museums and private collections, an unprecedented number of paintings, collages, photographs, films, sculptures, illustrated books and objets trouvés [found objects] by surrealist artists.

Origin

French, literally 'found object'.

Definition of objet trouvé in US English:

objet trouvé

nounˌäbZHā tro͞oˈvā

An object found or picked up at random and considered aesthetically pleasing.
随手捡到（或偶然发现）的艺术品
Example sentencesExamples
- Ready-mades differ from objets trouvés in that they are always mass-produced objects, and no aesthetic criteria should be used in their selection, restrictions to which objects trouvés are not subject.
- Having used small man-made objets trouvés in his early sculpture, from 1958 the artist began to incorporate parts of machines salvaged from breakers' yards.
- A large bay window is filled with an eclectic collection of objets trouvés, while tasteful modern art adorns the walls.
- On first encounter, we cannot be sure whether we should be addressing it in terms of a piece of industrial design, an objet trouvé, or a minimalist art form in the manner of early Caro or Sol Le Witt.
- The organizers have gathered, from many museums and private collections, an unprecedented number of paintings, collages, photographs, films, sculptures, illustrated books and objets trouvés [found objects] by surrealist artists.

Origin

French, literally ‘found object’.

单词	objet trouvé
释义	Definition of objet trouvé in English: objet trouvé nounPlural objets trouvés ˈtruːveɪˌäbZHā tro͞oˈvā An object found by an artist and displayed with no, or minimal, alteration as a work of art. Example sentencesExamples On first encounter, we cannot be sure whether we should be addressing it in terms of a piece of industrial design, an objet trouvé, or a minimalist art form in the manner of early Caro or Sol Le Witt. A large bay window is filled with an eclectic collection of objets trouvés, while tasteful modern art adorns the walls. Ready-mades differ from objets trouvés in that they are always mass-produced objects, and no aesthetic criteria should be used in their selection, restrictions to which objects trouvés are not subject. Having used small man-made objets trouvés in his early sculpture, from 1958 the artist began to incorporate parts of machines salvaged from breakers' yards. The organizers have gathered, from many museums and private collections, an unprecedented number of paintings, collages, photographs, films, sculptures, illustrated books and objets trouvés [found objects] by surrealist artists. Origin French, literally 'found object'. Definition of objet trouvé in US English: objet trouvé nounˌäbZHā tro͞oˈvā An object found or picked up at random and considered aesthetically pleasing. 随手捡到（或偶然发现）的艺术品 Example sentencesExamples Ready-mades differ from objets trouvés in that they are always mass-produced objects, and no aesthetic criteria should be used in their selection, restrictions to which objects trouvés are not subject. Having used small man-made objets trouvés in his early sculpture, from 1958 the artist began to incorporate parts of machines salvaged from breakers' yards. A large bay window is filled with an eclectic collection of objets trouvés, while tasteful modern art adorns the walls. On first encounter, we cannot be sure whether we should be addressing it in terms of a piece of industrial design, an objet trouvé, or a minimalist art form in the manner of early Caro or Sol Le Witt. The organizers have gathered, from many museums and private collections, an unprecedented number of paintings, collages, photographs, films, sculptures, illustrated books and objets trouvés [found objects] by surrealist artists. Origin French, literally ‘found object’.
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