Michel Sanouillet - Selected Bibliography

Selected Bibliography

Books

• 1959, Marchand du sel, Paris, Le Terrain Vague (writings of Marcel Duchamp, collected and presented by M.S. in collaboration with the author).
• 1960, Francis Picabia et 391, Vol. I. Paris, Le Terrain Vague.
• 1964, Picabia, Paris, Éditions du Temps (first book on the artist).
• 1965, Dada à Paris, Paris, Jean-Jacques Pauvert.
• 1968, Metafisica, Dada, Surrealismo, Milan, Fabbri (with Patrick Waldberg and Robert Lebel).
• 1969, Dada, Paris, Fernand Hazan.
• 1970, Il Movimento Dada, Milan, Fabbri.
• 1974, Documents Dada, Paris, Weber-Skira, (with Yves Poupard-Lieussou).
• 1975, Duchamp du signe, with Elmer Peterson, Paris, Flammarion (reprinted, adapted, translated or pirated many times).
• 1976, Dada, critical reprint of Tristan Tzara's periodical (1916–1922), Vol. I. Nice, Centre du XXe Siècle (with Dominique Baudouin).
• 1978, Proverbe, Nice, Centre du XXe siècle, critical reprint of Paul Éluard's periodical (1920).
• 1979, Dada à Paris, Japanese translation, Tokyo, Hakusuisha.
• 1980, Francis Picabia et 391, Vol. II. Nice, Centre du XXe siècle.
• 1980, Dada à Paris, Nice, Centre du XXe siècle.
• 1984, Dada, critical reprint of Tristan Tzara's periodical (1916–1922), Vol. II. Nice, Centre du XXe siècle
• 1993, Dada à Paris, Paris, Flammarion.
• 1999, Dada à Paris, Russian translation, Moscow, Ladomir.
• 2005, Dada à Paris, new edition, Paris, CNRS Éditions.
• 2008, Marcel Duchamp, Duchamp du signe suivi de Notes (Writings collected and presented by Michel Sanouillet and Paul Matisse, Paris, Flammarion.
• 2009, Dada in Paris, 1st English-language edition, revised and expanded by Anne Sanouillet, The MIT Press, Cambridge Massachusetts.
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Periodicals edited

• Revue de l'Association pour l'Étude du mouvement Dada, Paris, 1965.
• Cahiers Dada-surréalisme, Paris, Minard, 1966-1970.
• Medianalyses, notebooks on research in communication, Nice, Centre du XXe siècle, 1981-1990.

Articles

• About fifty articles, mostly related to Dada, published in various French and foreign publications.