Das Archiv der Avantgarden – Egidio Marzona (ADA)
Conversely, European art and its new movements, such as Dadaism, Futurism and Constructivism, attracted a great deal of attention in the USA. The American public learnt about these through magazines such as The Little Review or exhibitions by the artist group Société Anonyme Inc.
By also designing magazines, books and posters, artists were able to circulate their motifs and themes internationally in the form of reproductions. One example of this is Fernand Léger's depictions of Charlie Chaplin, which first appeared in the book Die Chapliniade by Ivan Goll, published in Dresden in 1920.