Cubist Printmaking and Avant-Garde Book Design (1912–1925)

1. Synthetic Cubism and papier collé emerge

   Jan 1, 1912Labels: Papier-coll, Synthetic Cubism

   • Met Museum
   • Tate

2. Les Soirées de Paris begins as a print hub

   Feb 1, 1912Labels: Les Soir, Avant-garde Magazine

   • Gallica INHA
   • Wiki Soir es

3. Section d’Or exhibition circulates a printed catalogue

   Oct 10, 1912Labels: Section d'Or, Exhibition Catalogue

   • AAA Smithsonian
   • DoME

4. Gleizes and Metzinger publish Du "Cubisme"

   Nov 1, 1912Labels: Gleizes, Metzinger

   • Paris Mus es
   • Britannica

5. Delaunay and Cendrars publish La Prose du Transsibérien

   Jan 1, 1913Labels: Sonia Delaunay, Blaise Cendrars

   • Met Museum
   • FAMSF

6. Apollinaire publishes The Cubist Painters

   Jan 1, 1913Labels: Guillaume Apollinaire, Les Peintres

   • Wiki Apollinaire
   • Paris Mus es

7. Der Sturm spreads Cubism through avant-garde publishing

   Jan 1, 1913Labels: Der Sturm, Herwarth Walden

   • Kunstmuseum DH
   • Wiki Sturm

8. World War I disrupts Cubist book projects

   Aug 1, 1914Labels: World War, Paris Art

   • Britannica WWI
   • Met Museum Essay

9. Reverdy launches Nord-Sud to promote Cubist writing

   Jan 1, 1916Labels: Pierre Reverdy, Nord-Sud

   • Britannica
   • Wiki Nord Sud

10. SIC magazine expands experimental typography and art

    Jan 1, 1916Labels: SIC Magazine, Pierre Albert-Birot

    • Larousse
    • Wiki SIC

11. Léger and Cendrars publish La Fin du monde filmée

    Jan 1, 1919Labels: Fernand L, Blaise Cendrars

    • MoMA
    • Biblio

12. Rosenberg’s Bulletin de l’Effort moderne codifies postwar Cubism

    Jan 1, 1924Labels: L once, Bulletin de

    • INHA AGORHA
    • Geneanet