“The Waste Land” [in:] “The Dial” for November 1922. Volume LXXII, Number 5

New York: Dial Magazine, 1922. First edition. Two plates of pen and ink sketches of a nude by Pablo Picasso, an illustration of a Brancusi with a poem about it by Mina Loy, and the frontispiece of Robert Delaunay's watercolor “St. Severin”, three plates of paintings by Duncan Grant and two plates of drawings by Adolph Dehn. 1 vols. 8vo. Original salmon printed wrappers. About fine (a couple of nicks to spine ends, tiny loss at bottom corner of front wrapper). First edition. Two plates of pen and ink sketches of a nude by Pablo Picasso, an illustration of a Brancusi with a poem about it by Mina Loy, and the frontispiece of Robert Delaunay's watercolor (truncated) “St. Severin”, three plates of paintings by Duncan Grant and two plates of drawings by Adolph Dehn. 1 vols. 8vo. Contains the periodical appearance of T. S. Eliot's “The Waste Land” at pages 473 to 485 (without the Notes, which Eliot added for book publications). Also contains William Butler Yeats' “The Player Queen” and Ezra Pound's “Paris Letter.” Among the Book Reviews are articles by Bertrand Russell, Malcolm Cowley and Padraic Colum. There are also articles by Arthur Schnitzler, Elie Faure, Duncan Grant, Sherwood Anderson and Gilbert Seldes.
Gallup notes that the November issue of The Dial was published “almost simultaneously” with the October issue of The Criterion in London. Gallup C135 note and A6 (notes) (Inventory #: 369483)