Les Soirées de Paris

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Les Soirées de Paris was a French literary and artistic review founded in February 1912 by Guillaume Apollinaire and four of his associates - André Billy, René Dalize, André Salmon, and  [Wikidata]. It was last published in August 1914.^[1]

«Les Soirées de Paris»; numéro 1 (février 1912)

Contributors[]

Editors[]

• First series

Guillaume Apollinaire ;  [Wikidata] ; René Dalize ; André Billy ; André Salmon ;  ;  ; ;  ; Roch Grey ;  ; Jérôme Tharaud ;  ;  ;  ; Tristan Derème ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; Francis Carco ;  ;  ;  ; Vincent Muselli ; Émile Magne ;  ; Maurice Raynal ; Jean Paulhan.

• Second series

Guillaume Apollinaire ;  ; André Billy ;  ;  ; Max Jacob ;  ; René Dalize ; Roch Grey ;  ; Maurice Raynal ;  ;  ;  ; Mireille Havet;  ;  ;  ;  ; Henri Rousseau ; Edgard Varèse ;  ; Giovanni Papini ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ;  ; Vincent Muselli ; Jean Royère ; Blaise Cendrars ; Alberto Savinio ;  ;  ;  ; Ambroise Vollard ; Ardengo Soffici ; Fernand Léger ;  ; F. S. Flint ;  ; Mireille Havet ;  ; Georges Rouault; Alan Seeger.

Illustrators[]

Pablo Picasso (No. 18); Marie Laurencin (No. 19); Henri Matisse (No. 19, 24); Jean Metzinger (No. 19); Albert Gleizes (No. 19); Henri Rousseau (No. 20); André Derain (No.21); Francis Picabia (No. 22); Georges Braque (No.23); Archipenko (No. 25); Fernand Léger (No. 26&27); Marius de Zayas (No. 26&27); Maurice de Vlaminck (No. 26&27); Georges Rouault (No. 26&27).

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