Ljubomir Micić
Croatia (1895—1971)
After his studies in arts and theatre in Zagreb, Micić founded, managed and directed a theatre. Sent to fight in WWI in Galicia, he was imprisoned in Samobor, where he met the writer Pecija Petrovic. After the war he went back to writing and published collections of poems. In 1921 he founded the international magazine Zenit, first in Zagreb and later in Belgrade. Due to political reasons he moved to Berlin, where he met El Lissitzky. The issue 43 of Zenit magazine featured the report titled Zenitism – Through the Prism of Marxism, which costed Micić to be imprisoned again until Marinetti managed to get him transferred to Italy, where he met Pirandello, and later to Paris. He returned to Belgrade in 1936 and few years later he founded the magazine Srbianship.
Nemo propheta in patria: shto je pisala svetska shtampa o Zenity, o zenitizmy, o zenitistima?
Pamphlet / Letterpress / 15.9 x 23.4 cm / Zagreb, 1924
Zenitismus
Flyer / Letterpress / 23.8 x 31.9 cm / Zagreb, 1922
Manomètre
Mélange des langues, enregistre les idées, indique la pression sur tous les méridiens, est polyglotte et supranational / Magazine / 17.5 x 22.5 cm / Lyon, 1922-1928
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Tank
Revue internationale de l'art vivant / Magazine / Letterpress / 16.8 x 24.7 cm / Ljubljana, 1927-1928
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Ljubomir Micić / Michel Seuphor / Dragan Aleksić / Branko Ve Poljanski / Mihajlo Petrov / Fortunato Depero / Walter Gropius / Wassily Kandinsky / Lajos Kassák / El Lissitzky (Lazar Markovich Lissitzky) / Kazimir Maljevič / Filippo Tommaso Marinetti / Vladimir Mayakovsky / László Moholy-Nagy / Pablo Picasso / Vladimir Tatlin / Theo Van Doesburg / Marc Chagall / Egon Schiele
Zenit
International review of arts and culture / Journal / Letterpress / Various sizes / Zagreb / Belgrade, 1921-1923
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Zenit. Posebno izdanje
Journal / Letterpress / 31.9 x 47.5 cm / Zagreb, 1922