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La danse futuriste: danse de l'aviateur, danse du shrapnell, danse de la mitrailleuse : manifeste futuriste
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- Manifeste futuriste
- Danse de l'aviateur, danse du shrapnell, danse de la mitrailleuse
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In 1909, Filippo Tommaso Marinetti issued “The founding and manifesto of futurism", in the French newspaper Le Figaro. Confident in the triumph of modern technological developments and the dynamism of post–industrial urban life, Marinetti and other Futurists released a torrent of manifestos on subjects as varied as painting, cinema, music, architecture and theater, finding value in the flexibility and ease of producing print in simple structures to reach wider and diverse audiences. In this dance manifesto, Marinetti calls for dance to imitate machines and presents three Futurist dances inspired by "three mechanisms of war: shrapnel, the machine gun, and the airplane.”
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Milan: Direction du mouvement futuriste, [1917]
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- Advertisement at end of unnumbered page 4: "Futuristes! Abbonez-vous au journal La testa di Ferro. Directeur: Mario Carli"
- "Paru la première fois en italien dans l'Italia futurista du 8 juillet 1917"--Page [4].
- Issued as a four page pamphlet and printed in black on a single folded sheet of very thin paper; without covers, bindings, endpapers, or illustrations. Modern typefaces are used throughout the entire document, and variance in type is present only in the title and subtitle portions. A bold type with thin serifs is used for the main title; subtitles are printed with different and smaller types. A sans serif type is usbed for subheadings within the text
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- Printed at end of text on unnumbered page 4: "F. T. Marinetti"
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