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Editor's Page in the Fourth Issue of The Girl’s Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]
This is the last of four "editor's page"s in The Girl's Own Paper: Supplementary Volume [1915]. It originally appeared in the special Christmas issue for 1915.
BLAST 2: Poems by T.S. Eliot
Poems by T.S. Eliot:
1. Preludes
2. Rhapsody of a Windy Night
1. Preludes
2. Rhapsody of a Windy Night
2 illustrations and Visions of Mud, a poem by Jessica Dismorr
Two illustrations:
1. Engine
2. Design
and a poem, Visions of Mud, by Jessica Dismorr
1. Engine
2. Design
and a poem, Visions of Mud, by Jessica Dismorr
BLAST 2: Combat. by William Roberts
Combat by William Roberts.
BLAST 2: Blasts and Blesses
List of Blasts and Blesses from BLAST 2. The lists are much shorter than that from BLAST 1, and they appear nearly at the end of the book.
BLAST 2: Two illustrations by Helen Sanders
Two illustrations by Helen Sanders, Isle of Laputa & Atlantic City.
Red Duet
Lewis's finished painting, Red Duet, which appears in sketch form in BLAST 2 (1915)
BLAST 2: Poems by Ezra Pound
Poems by Ezra Pound for BLAST 2
BLAST 2: Marinetti's Occupation
Succinct, nonexhaustive criticism of F.T. Marinetti by Wyndham Lewis.
BLAST 2: Types of the Russian Army
"Types of the Russian Army," illustration by Jacob Kramer.
BLAST 2: Design for Programme Cover- Kermesse
Illustration by Wyndham Lewis, Design for Programme Cover- Kermesse.
BLAST 2: Note to the public
Note addressed to the public concerning reactions to BLAST 1.
BLAST 2: Editorial
Two-page editorial from Wyndham Lewis, discussing the art, the state of Vorticism, and the war.
BLAST 2: Artists and the War and The Exploitation of Blood
Short treatise by Wyndham Lewis on artists' responsibilities in the war, followed by The Exploitation of Blood, a relation of the machine of war to current art.
Publisher's advertisements from BLAST 1
Publisher's advertisements from BLAST 1, featuring a blue rubrication (unlike BLAST 2)
Critical reviews of the first volume of BLAST, appearing at the end of the second volume of BLAST
Critical reviews of BLAST vol. 1.
BLAST 2: "On the way to the Trenches"
Vorticist/Futurist illustration of soldiers marching in uniform. This is the last illustration of Nevinson's used by the Vorticists before he broke relations with Wyndham Lewis, siding instead with F.T. Marinetti and the Futurists.
Vortex (From the Trenches)
First page of Gaudier-Brzeska's Vortex (Written from the Trenches. The piece is a Vorticist manifesto praising the war as "a great remedy." A death notice on the second page, titled "Mort Pour La Patrie" or "Death for the Fatherland," informs the…