In contrast to the old monumental art [the book] itself goes to the people, and does not stand like a cathedral in one place waiting for someone to approach....[The book is the] monument of the future.
c. 1930. El Lissitzky in the Proun Years: A Study of His Work and Thought, 1919-1927 (Yale University, 1995), p. 49
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