Munka. Müvészeti és társadalmi beszámolo. 10. 1929 november

Budapest: Ifjuszocialisták Munkaközössége - Lajos Lengyel (Hungária Hirlapnyomda), 1929. First edition. In publisher's constructivist, typographically illustrated wrappers, printed in blue and black. A light brown stain to front cover at spine. Corners bumped. Inside clear, overall in fine condition.. With two illustrations.. With two illustrations. First edition. In publisher's constructivist, typographically illustrated wrappers, printed in blue and black. 290-319, (230) p.

The tenth issue of Kassák's important and his longest run avant-garde magazine Munka (Work), with illustrations by Alexandre Trauner and Dezsö Kornis.

This issue is dealing with mostly economic, social, political and philosophical questions, however, it also contains the abstract of Thomas Mann's essay on Freud and an essay on the relation of socialism and fable by Lajos Gro. Illustrated by Alexandre Trauner and Dezsö Kornis drawings.

Lajos Kassák was the chief figure and organizer of the Hungarian avant-garde movement, not merely as a versatile artist who created in various artistic fields but also as the editor and publisher of the most outstanding international avant-garde magazines in Hungary and for a short period in Vienna. Munka (Work) was his last and the longest run art magazine in the Pre-World Word II period, which followed the highly influential "MA" (today) and Dokumentum (Document). Its 65 issues were published between 1928 September and 1939 June (in different format, only the first 10 had such constructivist cover like this issue) with an emphasis on social and artistic issues and it served as basically the only permanent printed organ for progressive, modern, avant-garde literature and art in Hungary during the interwar period.

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