La Révolution Surréaliste ( Surrealist Revolution ) is a French literary magazine founded in 1924 by a group of surrealists. The ideological leader of both the movement and the magazine was Andre Breton . The directors of the magazine from number to number were Pierre Naville and Benjamin Pere or Andre Breton. For five years, the magazine served as a vehicle for disseminating the ideas of surrealism regarding literature, visual arts, and politics. The last issue was released in December 1929 . The following year, a new magazine, Surrealism in the Service of the Revolution , was founded.
| Surreal revolution | |
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| La révolution surréaliste | |
 No. 5, October 15, 1925 | |
| Specialization | literary magazine |
| Tongue | French |
| Chief Editor | |
| Founders | Andre Breton , Louis Aragon , Pierre Naville and Benjamin Pere |
| A country | France |
| Publisher | |
| Edition History | 1924 - 1929 |
| Established | |
| ISSN print version | 0398-3501 |
Content
Creation History
The creation of the magazine is associated with the official organization of a group of surrealists following the publication of the first Manifesto of Surrealism . On October 11, 1924, the Bureau of Surrealistic Research was opened in Paris - "A center open to all who are interested in manifestations of thought, free from any intellectual task [1] ." The bureau and the editorial staff of the magazine were located in the shop of Father Pierre Naville.
Magazine numbers
A total of 12 issues were issued.
- No. 1: December 1, 1924
- No. 2: January 15, 1925
- No. 3: April 15, 1924
- No. 4: July 15, 1925
- No. 5: October 15, 1925
- No. 6: March 1, 1926
- No. 7: June 15, 1926
- No. 8: December 1, 1926
- No. 9-10: October 1, 1927
- No. 11: March 15, 1928
- No. 12: December 15, 1929
Literature
- Gérard Durozoi. Histoire du mouvement surréaliste. - Paris: Éditions Hazan, 2004 .-- S. 82-90. - 760 s. - ISBN 2 85025 920 9 .
Notes
- ↑ Le journal littéraire , no. 25, p. 7 (cited by Pierre Dex The Daily Life of the Surrealists. 1917–1932.)