[FUTURISME]
Le Futurisme
Revue synthétique illustrée
Milan, F.T. Marinetti, (January 11) 1924.
4 p. (291 x 230 mm), printed in black.
Issue no. 9 of the review directed by Marinetti, which ran to 12 issues published between 1922 and 1926.
In his article “Le Futurisme mondial, Manifeste à Paris,” Marinetti did not hesitate to declare Futurist, in a curious amalgamation, Cendrars, Drieu, Morand, Montherlant, Soupault, Aragon, Breton, Tzara, Divoire, and others. More than 150 artists from three continents are also included, their names following those of the Parisians of the “Ville-fournaise.” The final text, “Futurisme et Fascisme,” unsigned, loudly proclaims this link and the influence of the former on the latter.
Traces of folds, a few restored tears.
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