This bright abstract artwork displays a style which dominated the oeuvre of Malevich across the middle of the 1910s. He would produce many paintings in this manner for a period of several years before then moving on from the original format of the Suprematist movement. Here we find some interesting shapes which form a fairly … Read more
This painting is one of the more complex and colourful interpretations from Malevich’s series of works which were labelled under the term, Suprematism. This particular piece was completed in 1915. The highly generic title for this painting makes it hard to find any specific information about it, particularly as the artist produced many works in … Read more
This painting leans a number of geometric shapes in the same direction, whilst keeping the overall composition fairly simple. Malevich here is providing another example of his Suprematist work, where reality was completely disconnected and a new environment consistenting of squares and circles would appear in its place. This painting was sold at Sotheby’s, London … Read more
Summer Landscape is a simple artwork by Kazimir Malevich which now resides within the Russian Museum in St Petersburg, Russia. The reduced detail and expressive colour makes this something akin to the Impressionist style. The generic title perhaps suggests that this was an experimental piece for Malevich, as he attempted to produce his own take … Read more
The “Study for Suprematist Cross” by Kazimir Malevich stands as a testament to the preparatory, behind-the-scenes work that often goes unnoticed in an artist’s journey. As an early stage composition, its sketchy straight lines and rudimentary geometric shapes captured the essence of what Malevich sought to achieve: a world of pure feeling and perception. Created … Read more
The work of Malevich as a draughtsman is now strewn all across the world in a variety of public and private collections. We have pulled out a few in order to give you a better idea of how he worked and the sort of drawings that he produced across his career. This particular drawing is … Read more
Elements were limited down to simple shapes by Malevich during the 1910s and he would also practice his ideas within a number of study drawings, one of which is displayed here. This is amongst the most simple of Malevich drawings, of all those that have been discovered since he passed away around a century ago. … Read more
In 1931, the art world bore witness to the emergence of “Sportsmen,” a distinctive painting by the avant-garde Russian artist, Kazimir Malevich. Currently believed to be housed in the State Russian Museum in St. Petersburg, this painting stands as a testament to Malevich’s Neo-Suprematism style, known for its vibrant use of primary colors and a … Read more
This painting from late 1914 can be found at MoMA in New York, USA. They refer to it under the title of Reservist of the First Division and it forms part of a large collection of his work to be found at this institution. This is an interesting addition to his oeuvre featuring, as it … Read more
Shroud of Christ is a 1908