An Omnivorous Biped That Wears Breeches | Lapham's Quarterly
Reclining Young Man, c. 1925. Smithsonian American Art Museum, purchase through the Smithsonian Institution Collections Acquisition Program. Louise Varèse wrote about fashion in Rogue, a Dada-influenced New York avant-garde literary magazine that published in 1915 and 1916. Rogue, with its title a pun on Vogue, was a so-called little. As the term suggests, the little magazine was a literary magazine with a small circulation. The genre had its heyday in the 1920s and was known to publish artistic and literary work, often aligned with the avant-garde, and thus deemed too daring for a mass m...
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