The manifesto was first published by the Direction of the Futurist Movement with the editorial date '11 October 1921' in IL FUTURISMO Rivista Sintetica Bimensile Illustrata, n. 1, Milan, 11 January 1922. The corresponding French version is published in LE FUTURISME REVUE SYNTHETIQUE in two issues identical in text but different in the graphics of the header, subtitle and number indicated (one appears with no. 1, subtitle Revue Synthétique Bimensuelle; the other with no. 2, subtitle Revue Synthétique Illustrée). Compared to the Italian edition, the French version lacks two texts: "L'ora precisa" by Francesco Cangiullo and "Passatismo" by Emilio Settimelli.

Author(s): Filippo Tommaso Marinetti Francesco Cangiullo

Associated movement: Futurism

Language : Italian

Medium : Periodical Press

Original edition of the manifesto: The manifesto was first published by the Direction of the Futurist Movement with the editorial date '11 October 1921' in IL FUTURISMO Rivista Sintetica Bimensile Illustrata, n. 1, Milan, 11 January 1922. The corresponding French version is published in LE FUTURISME REVUE SYNTHETIQUE in two issues identical in text but different in the graphics of the header, subtitle and number indicated (one appears with no. 1, subtitle Revue Synthétique Bimensuelle; the other with no. 2, subtitle Revue Synthétique Illustrée). Compared to the Italian edition, the French version lacks two texts: "L'ora precisa" by Francesco Cangiullo and "Passatismo" by Emilio Settimelli.

Where can we find this manifesto? Giovanni Lista, Futurisme. Manifestes, documents, proclamations, L'Age d'Homme, Lausanne, 1973, pp. 279-280.

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