1942 - 1944 published in New York by David Hare. Andre Breton, Max Ernst and Marcel Duchamp were editorial advisors. See Index of Modernist Magazines ~> 1942 Oct; The first issue - Content page ~> Cover design by Max Ernst and includes writing by Andre Breton. Featured contributions by Robert Motherwell and critic . Yves Tanguy - see ~> Contents Lionel Abel ~> : It is time to Pick the Iron Rose Lionel Abel : The Renegade William Carlos Williams ~> : Catostrophic Birth Roger Caillois : The Myth of Secret Teasures In Childhood Andre Masson : L'Honneur Emblematique Harold Rosenberg : Life and Death of the Amorous Umbrella Benjamin Peret : The Thaw Max Ernst : First Memorable Conversation With the Chimera Andre Breton : Prolegemena to a Third Manifesto of Surrealism or Else Frederick J Kiesler ~> : Some testamental Drawings of Dream Images Claude Levi Strauss ~> : Indian Cosmetics Claude Levi Strauss : Bronislav Malinowski * * * Athanasius Kincher Aime Cesaire : Conqueste de L'Aube Charles Henri-Ford : Lullabye Kurt Seligmann : The Evil Eye Leonora Carrington : Waiting Georges Henein : Prescriptions Hygeniques Valentine Penrose : Mai 1941 Gordon Onslow Ford : The Voyage of the Painter Arthur Craven? : Notes Robert Motherwell ; Notes on Mondrian & Chirico *** : Concerning the Present Day Relative Attractions Ensemble : Review of French Books Nicolas Calas : Review of Reviews J. W. Ritter ~> : Aphorima Alfred Jarry : Guignol Illustrations: Bouchard ~> Jacqueline Breton G di Chirico Max Ernst David Hare Elen Levitt ~> Andre Masson Matta Herbert Matter ~> G. Onslow Ford Irving Penn ~> Kurt Seligmann Percy Goldthwait Stiles ~> Yves Tanguy, etc Pablo Picasso ? 1943 March; double issue. VVV 2 -3 March 1943 ~> Editor David Hare Editorial Advisors Andre Breton , Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst Contents: - Charles Duits : Le Jour est un Attrntat William Seabrook : The Door Swung Inward Alfred Metraux ~> : Note sur Deux Images en Tapa de I'lle de Pâques Andre Breton : Situation du Surrealisme entre les 2 Guerres Robert Allerton Parker ~> : Such Pulp as Dreams are Made on Robert Allerton Parker : The Anaesthetic Revelation Denis de Rougemont ~> : Angérone - La Gloire Victor Brauner - Du Fantastique - I. en Peinture II au Theatre Frederick J Kiesler ~> : Design Correlation Arthur Cravan : Notes (suite t fin) Kurt Seligmann : Prognostication by Paracelus Kurt Seligmann : Surrealist Biography Dorothea Tanning : Blind Date Edouard Rediti : Psychological Novelette Leonora Carrington : The Seventh House Victor Llona : Two Young Peruvian Poets IN THE MAIL (Charles Duits, Braulio Arenas ~> Poems by: Xavier Abril Guillaume Apollinaire Braulio Arenas ~> Benedicta Alain Bosquet Andre Breton Jorge Caceras ~> Aime Cesaire Enrique Gomez-Correa Suzy Hare Benjamin Peret Juan Rios ~> Sonia Sekula Illustrations by Bouchard ~> Victor Brauner Andre Breton Leonora Carrington Marc Chagall G di Chirico Oscar Dominguez Marcel Duchamp Max Ernst David Hare Suzy Hare Herold G. Kamrowski ~> Frederick J Kiesler ~> Wifredo Lam Jacqueline Lamba Clarence Loughlin ~> Andre Masson Matta Joan Miro Barbara Reis ~> Gypsy Rose Lee ~> Kay Sage Sonia Sekula Kurt Seligmann Yves Tanguy Dorothea Tanning etc Front and back covers by Marcel Duchamp 1944 Feb; Last issue. Known contributors but not which editions Andre Masson - See ~> Wifredo Lam Aime Cesaire Only four issues of VVV were ever produced. The editorial board also enlisted associated thinkers and artists, including Aime Cesaire, Philip Lamantia, and Robert Motherwell. Each edition focused on "poetry, plastic arts, anthropology, sociology, (and) psychology," and was illustrated by a wide range of Surrealist artists, including Giorgio de Chirico, Claude Levi-Strauss, Roberto Matta, Yves Tanguy and Sonja Sekula. See Magazines and wiki. See Timeline