This pictorial magazine founded by Benito Mussolini and directed by Arnaldo Mussolini (the Duce's brother) contains many articles related to the Italian leader and Fascism. The issue shown here includes a famous article on the XVth Biennial Art Exhibit in Venice written by Mussolini's mistress Margherita Sarfatti, who played a major role in the Duce's cultural development. Frank and outspoken in her criticism of the pressure brought to bear on the show's organizers to show only established masters, she singles out for special praise a painting by the Austrian Oscar Kokoschka, whose avant-garde work would in a few years' time be branded as degenerate and removed from German museums.