Billy Quinn 1954:
The Debraining Song (La chanson du décervelage), Alfred Jarry
Billy Quinn 1954:
Ouverture d' UBU Roi, Alfred Jarry
Billy Quinn 1954:
Marche des Polonais, Alfred Jarry (1873–1907) and Claude Terrasse (1867–1923), Répertoire des Pantins: Marche des polonais (Paris: Mercure de France, 1898)
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Artist's Life
Billy Quinn 1954:
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Billy Quinn 1954:
Isn't It Rich? Are We a Pair? (UBU & Tusk)
Billy Quinn 1954:
MENE, MENE, TEKEL, UPHARSIN
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Foreign Ambassador
Billy Quinn 1954:
Though I will Always Be a Fan(boy) of 'Concrete' and Truthiness
Billy Quinn 1954:
Powerless Marcel Marcelled to the Power of Six
Billy Quinn 1954:
UBU & Tusk, 2025
Billy Quinn 1954:
'Infrathin' and 'Dust Breeding'
Billy Quinn 1954:
(Fred) Marcel and (Ginger) Sobek Hoofing It
Billy Quinn 1954:
Super-Chickenwoman Deserves Reviving (Chicken Scratchings)
Billy Quinn 1954:
UBU Cuckolded
Billy Quinn 1954:
Père UBU, and His Sidekick Mylon Tusk, During Coronation Rehearsals
Billy Quinn 1954:
Hope Remains
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Afterparty After the Party Was Over, We Were All DADA Now
Billy Quinn 1954:
James Joyce Silently Singing (to the Marcels) That Now Infamous Refrain
Billy Quinn 1954:
Rongwrong
Billy Quinn 1954:
The Infamous “I am DADA, No, I am DADA, Just a Fecking Second, No, I ....” Scene from the, Sadly Lost, Silent Musical 'Epic' Fillum Adaptation of the Pamphlet ‘Rongwrong’, Starring Multiple Marcels, with James Joyce in a Cameo, 1919
Billy Quinn 1954:
Marcel and James Wish Everyone a 'Drip Free' 2025
Billy Quinn 1954:
Marcel Updated His Infrathin Passport for 2025
Billy Quinn 1954:
Sure Marcel, But Did We Actually Ever Meet?
Billy Quinn 1954:
Irish Gothic
Billy Quinn 1954:
Do Cloned Sheep Dream of Recessive Genes?
Billy Quinn 1954:
Marcel and Rrose Were/Are the Same Person
Billy Quinn 1954:
Marcel Challenging the "Retinal Work" of His Fellow Co-Creators
Billy Quinn 1954:
Constructing 'The Full Irish'.
Billy Quinn 1954:
The 'Full Irish' Camouflage
