Paris. Editions de L'Effort Moderne. 1924. Staple-bound chapbook w. pictorial art cover. Book Condition: Very good, darkened &. minor edge wear. 16pp. (ill. in b/w).

Most notably, L’Effort Moderne Gallery was also a publishing house, Éditions de L’Effort Moderne. This published a series of books featuring not only the gallery's artists, including Braque, Gris, and Léger, but also closely associated avant-garde poets such as Max Jacob, Pierre Reverdy, and Blaise Cendrars. 1924 saw the launch of an illustrated art journal, Bulletin de l’Effort Moderne. By 1927, when it ceased publication, it had run to 40 issues. It was a platform not only for Rosenberg's own views and the promotion of his artists but also a forum for critical debate and the theories underpinning the artists’ work. The brightly coloured, art deco-inspired covers were designed by Georges Valmier, who also wrote for the journal and Rosenberg had begun to represent in 1920.