Brussels: Varietes, Publisher, 1928. Wraps. Good. Item #011592
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Printed wraps. Pagination runs 171-226, plus 32 pages of ads and black and white plates, unpaginated, throughout. All text in French. Fourth issue of this Belgian magazine devoted to contemporary views of various subjects of the day, with a lean toward Modernism and Surrealism, especially in the art world. This issue includes black and white line drawings by Marc Chagall, photos of Chagall, black and white plates reproducing his paintings, a line drawing by Hans Arp, work by Raoul Dufy and others. With brief commentary on Nadja by Andre Breton, as well as an article on the Ballets Diaghilev. Edited by Paul Gustave Van Hecke, a Belgian journalist, art promoter and art dealer, noted for his affinity for Surrealism. GOOD condition. Moderate uneven browning to the covers. Some creasing and bumping at the corners and extremities. Wrappers chipped, with some loss, along the spine.

Price: $125.00