Tristan Tzara bibliography
Introduction The works of '''Tristan Tzara''' include poems, plays and essays. A number of his works contain artwork by well-known artists of the time, including Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse. * ''La Première Aventure céleste de monsieur Antipyrine'' (''The First Celestial Adventure of Mr. Antipyrine''; 1916) with colour wood engravings by Marcel Janco. * ''Monsieur Aa l'antiphilosophe'' (''Mr. Aa the Antiphilosophy''; 1916–1924). * ''Lampisteries'' (1917-1922). * ''Vingt-cinq poèmes'' (''Twenty-five poems''; 1918), with engravings by Hans Arp. * ''Cinéma Calendrier du cœur abstrait, Maisons'' (1920), with wood engravings by Hans Arp. * ''Le cœur à barbe'' (The Bearded Heart; 1922). * ''De nos oiseaux : poèmes'' (''Of Our Birds: Poems''; 1923), with illustrations by Hans Arp. * ''Sept Manifestes Dada'' ''(Seven Dada Manifestos'';  1924), with drawings by Francis Picabia. * ''Minutes pour géants'' (1916-1924). * ''Faites vos jeux'' (1923). * ''Mouchoir de nuages'' (''Handkerchief of Clouds'';1924), with etchings by Juan Gris. * ''Indicateur des chemins de cœur'' (1928), with etchings by Louis Marcoussis. * ''L’arbre des voyageurs'' (''The Tree of Voyagers''; 1930). * ''Piège en herbe'' (1930). * ''Essai sur la situation de la poésie'' (''Essay on the Situation of Poetry''; 1931). * ''L’Homme approximatif'' (''Approximate Man''; 1931), with etching by Paul Klee. * ''La Fonte des ans'' (1931). * ''La Puisatier des regards'' (1932). * ''Où boivent les loups'' (1932). * ''Le Désespéranto'' (1932-1933). * ''L’Antitête'' (1933). * ''L’Abrégé de la nuit'' (1934). * ''Personnage d'insomnie'' (1934). * ''Grains et Issues'' (1935) with etching by Salvador Dalí. * ''Les mutations radieuses'' (1935-1936). * ''La Main passe'' (1935). * ''Ramures'' (1936), with drawing by Alberto Giacometti. * ''Sur le champ'' (1937). * ''La Deuxième Aventure céleste de monsieur Antipyrine'' (1938). * ''Midis gagnés'' (1939), with drawings by Henri Matisse. * ''Ça va'' (1944). * ''Une Route Seul Soleil'' (1944). * ''Le Cœur à gaz'' (''The Gas Heart''; 1946), with illustrations by Max Ernst. * ''Entre-temps'' (1946). * ''La Signe de vie'' (1946). * ''Terre sur terre'' (1946), with lithograph by André Masson. * ''Vingt-cinq et un poème'' (1946), with drawings by Hans Arp. * ''La Dialectique de la poésie'' (1947). * ''La Fuite : poème dramatique en quatre actes et un épilogue'' (1947). * ''Le Surréalisme et l’Après-Guerre'' (1947). * ''Morceaux choisis'' (1947). * ''Midis gagnés'' republished expanded edition (1948). * ''Picasso et les chemins de la connaissance'' (1948). * ''Phases'' (1949), Seghers, with portrait by Alberto Giacometti. * ''Sans coup férir'' (1949), with etching by Suzanne Roger. * ''Parler seul'' (1948), with lithographs by Joan Miró. * ''De mémoire d'homme'' (1950), with lithographs by Pablo Picasso. * ''Le poids du monde'' (1951). * ''La Première Main'' (1951). * ''La Face Intérieure'' (1953). * ''Picasso et la poésie'' (1953). * ''L'Egypte; Face à Face'' (1954), with photo by Etienne Svedala. * ''À Haute Flamme'' (1955) with burin engravings by Pablo Picasso. * ''La bonne heure'' (1955), with an engraving by Georges Braque. * ''Le Temps naissant'' (1955), with illustration by Nejad Devrim. * ''Miennes'' (1955) with etchings by Jacques Villon. * ''Parler seul'' (1955), reedtion with engraving by Hans Arp. * ''Le Fruit permis : poèmes'' (1956), with illustrations by Sonia Delaunay. * ''Frère Bois'' (1956), with an engraving by Jean Hugo. * ''La Rose et le Chien'' (1958), with drawings by Pablo Picasso. * ''Vigies'' (1960), with etchings by Camille Bryen. * ''Juste présent'' (1961), with etchings by Sonia Delaunay. * ''Lampisteries, précédé de Sept manifestes Dada'' (1963), with portraits drawings by Francis Picabia. * ''Premiers Poèmes'' (translated by Claude Sernet) (1965). * ''40 chansons et déchansons'' (1972), with colour lithographs by Jacques Hérold. * ''Œuvres complètes'' Flammarion (1975-1982). * ''Cosmic realities vanilla tobacco dawnings'' (1975). * ''Découverte des arts dits primitifs, suivi de Poèmes nègres'' (2006).
See also *Tristan Tzara