Who was Jean Arp and what were some of his famous sculptures and works of art?

Jean Arp was a prominent artist and sculptor born in Strasbourg, France in 1886. He is known for his contributions to Dadaism and Surrealism movements of the early 20th century. Arp's early works were influenced by the natural forms found in nature, and he often used organic shapes and abstractions in his sculptures.

One of Arp's most famous works is 'Entirely Fruit', a bronze sculpture that features abstract shapes arranged in a way that resembles a fruit bowl. Another famous sculpture is 'The Bird in Space', a series of abstract sculptures made of bronze and marble that represent a bird in flight.

In addition to sculpture, Arp was also a painter and poet. He co-founded the Dada movement with Hugo Ball, and his work was exhibited in the first Dada exhibition in 1916. Arp's influence on the art world can still be seen today in the works of many contemporary artists who continue to explore the boundaries of abstract and surreal art.