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DADA & Tristan TZARA & Philippe SOUPAULT & Paul ELUARD & Louis ARAGON [Affiche Dada] Tract Dada - Soirée Dada à la Galerie Montaigne le vendredi 10 juin 1921 à la Galerie Montaigne

DADA : [Affiche Dada] Tract Dada - Soirée Dada à la Galerie Montaigne le vendredi 10 juin 1921 à la Galerie Montaigne - First edition - Edition-Originale.com

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DADA & Tristan TZARA & Philippe SOUPAULT & Paul ELUARD & Louis ARAGON

[Affiche Dada] Tract Dada - Soirée Dada à la Galerie Montaigne le vendredi 10 juin 1921 à la Galerie Montaigne

Imp. Crémieu, Paris 1921, 21x27cm, une feuille.

[Dada Poster] Soirée Dada à la Galerie Montaigne le vendredi 10 juin 1921 à la Galerie Montaigne [Dada Evening on Friday
10 June 1921 at the Galerie Montaigne]

Imp. Crémieu | Paris 1921 | 21 x 27 cm | one single sheet

First edition of this rare leaflet announcing the Dada evening on Friday 10 June 1921 at the Galerie Montaigne.
Two small, minor signs of folding.
Precious invitation to this evening organised as part of the “Salon Dada,” installed at the Galerie Montaigne during the month of June 1921. Tristan Tzara, for the first time, performed his play Le Cœur à gaz and most of the movement's protagonists joined in, with the notable exception of Picabia and Duchamp who refused to be part of it.
Participation from Madame E. Bujaud, Philippe Soupault, Louis Aragon, Valentin Parnak, Georges Ribemont-Dessaignes, Paul Eluard, Benjamin Péret and Tristan Tzara.
We have only been able to find three copies in libraries: at Yale University Library, at the Art Institute of Chicago and the Kunsthaus Zürich Bibliothek.
One of the rarest Dada leaflets.