The subtitle of Punct was changed three times during its existence: A Review of Constructivist Literature and Arts, A Review of International Arts and finally, A Review of Constructivist Art.[1] Although the periodical was subtitled "A Review of Constructivist Art", it was dedicated not only to constructivism, but also covered other forms of abstract art and had strong links to Dadaism, publishing pieces by Tristan Tzara. Punct was among the leading avant-garde magazines published in Romania, a group which also comprises Contimporanul and the single issue of 75 HP.[3]
Punct ceased publication in 1925 when it was merged with Contimporanul.[1]
Referencesedit
^ abcPeter Brooker; Sascha Bru; Andrew Thacker; Christian Weikop (19 May 2013). The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Magazines: Europe 1880 - 1940. Oxford University Press. p. 1173. ISBN978-0-19-965958-6. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
^"The Romanian Avant-Garde (03/1999)". Institutul Cultural Roman. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
^Adriana Copaciu. "How to be Transnational? Identity Trajectories of the Romanian Avant-Garde Magazines" (PDF). University of Petru Maior. Retrieved 3 August 2015.
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punct, magazine, punct, romanian, point, romanian, literary, magazine, published, from, 1924, 1925, history, profile, editfounded, directed, scarlat, callimachi, punct, edited, painter, victor, brauner, writer, stephan, roll, scarlat, callimachi, editor, chief. Punct Romanian for Point was a Romanian art and literary magazine published from 1924 to 1925 History and profile editFounded and directed by Scarlat Callimachi it Punct edited by painter Victor Brauner and writer Stephan Roll Scarlat Callimachi was the editor in chief of the magazine which was published on a monthly basis 1 The headquarters of the magazine was in Bucharest 2 The subtitle of Punct was changed three times during its existence A Review of Constructivist Literature and Arts A Review of International Arts and finally A Review of Constructivist Art 1 Although the periodical was subtitled A Review of Constructivist Art it was dedicated not only to constructivism but also covered other forms of abstract art and had strong links to Dadaism publishing pieces by Tristan Tzara Punct was among the leading avant garde magazines published in Romania a group which also comprises Contimporanul and the single issue of 75 HP 3 The issues of Punct were illustrated with linocuts by Romanian artists among them Brauner Marcel Janco Miliţa Petrascu Janos Mattis Teutsch M H Maxy as well as by foreign abstractionists such as Victor Servranckx or Kurt Schwitters Inspired by Viking Eggeling s film design Janco also composed a formal alphabet for Punct The magazine published literary work by Romanian writers Roll Ion Vinea Ilarie Voronca and others poems by French language poets Philippe Soupault Louis Emie Georges Linze and articles on art by Dutch and German painters Theo van Doesburg Kurt Schwitters Herwarth Walden Punct ceased publication in 1925 when it was merged with Contimporanul 1 References edit a b c Peter Brooker Sascha Bru Andrew Thacker Christian Weikop 19 May 2013 The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Magazines Europe 1880 1940 Oxford University Press p 1173 ISBN 978 0 19 965958 6 Retrieved 3 August 2015 The Romanian Avant Garde 03 1999 Institutul Cultural Roman Retrieved 3 August 2015 Adriana Copaciu How to be Transnational Identity Trajectories of the Romanian Avant Garde Magazines PDF University of Petru Maior Retrieved 3 August 2015 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Punct magazine amp oldid 1186016130, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
