[JOURNAL]. Les Tendances Nouvelles. Official publication of the International Union of Fine Arts, Letters, Sciences, and Industry. Paris, 1907–1912. — 7 issues, in-4 format, paperback. Set of 7 issues (36, 37, 47, 49, 51, 53, and 54) out of the 63 published of this activist journal founded in Paris in May 1904 by the painter Alexis Mérodack-Jeaneau (1873–1919), who trained in Gustave Moreau’s studio alongside Matisse, Manguin, and Marquet, and was associated with the Fauvist movement; he co-edited it with Charles-Félix Le Gendre, assisted by Jean Varin. Contributors to these 7 issues included Kandinsky, Ribemont-Dessaignes, Marinetti, Paul-Émile Colin, André Kalkus, Louise Hervieu, Gustave Kahn, and others. Stains on the covers. Pages are discolored and occasionally fragile. Several pages in issue 36 are torn.