Broom

1921 - 1924

5208

 

 

Broom

Issue 1: 3  January 1922

325 x 231 mm. pages 193-288

Edition: unknown.

 

 

 

Cover design by Fernand Leger.

 

References:

Ex Libris 1983, nr. 156

 

 

Broom

Issue 1: 4  February 1922

325 x 231 mm. pages 289-375

Edition: unknown.

 

 

Cover design  by G. Cummings.

Illustrations by Joseph Capek. Contents: Princess Brambila - Jakouloff p.305; Lozowick 'A Note on the New Russian Poetry' pp.306-311; L'Annonce faite à Marie - Vesnin pp.312-313; Ehrenburg 'A Note on the New Russian Theatre' pp.314-315.

   

Broom

Issue II: 1 April 1922

325 x 233 mm.

 

  Not in the collection

 

 

Broom

Issue II: 2 May 1922

325 x 233 mm. pages 97-184

 

Cover by Kawashima.

Illustrations by Prampolini and Richard Seewald

Contents: Mariengof 'October' .

 

 

 

Broom

Issue II: 3 June 1922

Paper. 326 x 229 mm. pages 185-272

Edition: unknown.

 

 

Cover design (woodcut) by Ladislav Medgyes.

Contents: Cocteau 'Jacques Lipchitz and my Portrait Bust' pp.207-209; Sculpture - Lipchitz pp.216-219.

 

 

Broom

Issue II: 4 July 1922

325 x 230 mm. pages 273-352

Edition: unknown.

 

 

Cover design (woodcut) by Fernand Leger.

Illustrations by George Sachen

 

 

Broom

Issue III: 1 August 1922

329 x 232 mm. pages 1-80

Edition: unknown.

 

Cover design (woodcut) by Marcoussis.

Illustrations by Andre Derain.

Contents: 9 Woodcuts - Max Weber; Pilniak 'At the Doors'; Lozowick 'Russian Berlin'

 

 

Broom

Issue III: 2 September 1922

325 x 232 mm. pages 81-162

 

 

Cover (woodcut) by Gris.

Illustrations of Asian sculpture.

Contents: Ehrenburg 'Vitrion'

 

 

Broom

Issue III: 3 October 1922

325 x 232 mm. pp.163-240

 

 

Cover design by Enrico Prampolini

 

 

Broom

Issue III: 4 November 1922

325 x 232 mm. pages 241-306

 

 

Cover design (woodcut) by Ladislav Medgyes

 

Broom

Issue. IV: 1 December 1922

335 x 232 mm pp. 1-72

Edition: unknown.

 

 

Cover design (woodcut) by Halicka.

Illustrations by Medgyes and Picasso.

Contents: Costume for Ravel's 'Rhapsodie Espagnole' - Goncharova Loeb 'The Moscow Art Theatre'