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Form, No.8, September 1968

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Content includes:
Russian Exhibitions, 1904 to 1922 by John Bowlt
‘An Attaché at the French Embassy’ short story by Thomas Bernhard
Black Mountain College
Spectodrama, ‘Play, Life, Illusion’ (1924-37) by Xanti Schawinsky
Pierre Albert-Birot
‘Grabinoulor retrouve ses pieds’
‘Grabinoulor decides to call Furibar ‘tu”
Poem, from ‘Aux Trente Deux Vents’
Great Little Magazines, No. 7: SIC
Pablo Picasso by Guillaume Apollinaire
Boxe by Tristan Tzara
Café by Phillipe Soupault
Payment by Jesse Dismoor
Quai aux Fleurs by Pierre Reverdy
Les Eclats by Pierre Albert-Birot
Pas de Corset! by Pierre Albert-Birot

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  • Format: Magazine
  • Year: 1968
  • Client/Publisher: Philip Steadman
  • Size: 245mm x 245mm

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Form, No.8, September 1968
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