The inaugural issue of Verve, this influential Parisian art and literature quarterly presents a landmark collection of modernist works from leading artists and writers of the 1930s. Featuring color lithographs by Léger, Miró, Rattner, and Borès, heliogravure images, and photography by Man Ray, Brassaï, and Dora Maar, it reflects the vibrant cultural exchange of the pre-war Paris art scene. Edited and published by Efstratios Tériade, the issue also includes writings by major literary figures such as André Gide, André Malraux, and Federico García Lorca, establishing Verve as one of the most ambitious and visually refined magazines of its era.