La dictature lettriste : cahiers d'un nouveau régime artistique. Cahier 1
"Pour paraitre dans nos prochains numeros : II. Principes de la peinture lettriste, III. Principes de la philosophie lettriste"--Page [3] of cover. However, no further volumes were published beyond the first one.
"Fondateur, Isidore Isou. Sécretaire de rédaction: Gabriel Pomerand"--Page 2 of cover.
"Le seul mouvement d'avant-garde artistique contemporain"--Cover.
"Fondateur, Isidore Isou. Sécretaire de rédaction: Gabriel Pomerand"--Page 2 of cover.
"Le seul mouvement d'avant-garde artistique contemporain"--Cover.
Artwork Details
- Title: La dictature lettriste : cahiers d'un nouveau régime artistique. Cahier 1
- Publisher: Librairie de la Porte Latine
- Printer: A. Der
- Founder: Isidore Isou (French (born Romania), Botosani 1925–2007 Paris)
- Date: 1946
- Geography: Paris, France
- Dimensions: 79 pages ; 9 13/16 in. (25 cm)
- Credit Line: Watson Library copy: Gift of Friends of the Thomas J. Watson Library.
- Object Number: NX600.L4 D5 1946
- Curatorial Department: Thomas J. Watson Library
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