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‘Double-Edged Love’ by Jing Shao for Nasty Magazine

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Francis Cugat, Celestial Eyes (1924)

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I-105 at I-405 / Los Angeles, June 1, 1994 by John Humble

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Claude Monet (French, 1840-1926)

Impression, soleil levant

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Minotaure - art by Matisse, 1936

Minotaure, the iconic surrealist magazine founded by Albert Skira in Paris published thirteeen issues between 1933 and 1939. E. Teriade, an ex-law student with more zeal for the art world and publishing than the law was the magazine’s artistic director. He later went on to found “Verve,” yet another iconic publication. Like the late publication “Verve”, “Minotaure” was a lavish publication with original covers by prestigious artists and technically-superior black-and-white reproductions. Through text and image, “Minotaure” demonstrated the interaction between the visual arts, literature and science. It was also the only surrealist publication to feature articles on architecture. The magazine ceased publication with the onset of World War II.

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