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Contemporary Offset Lithograph Black Circle / 1924
Printed in Canada. ART 50 - 7253
Published by S.C.P. J70737424

Kazimir Malevich sought simplicity and abstraction as the ultimate expression of art. Art for art's sake. He rejected all visible reality and based his work exclusively on the power of colour and geometry.

The Russian artist immersed himself in all the styles of his contemporaries and from there he created an art that was absolutely experimental, entirely Russian and at the same time universal, capturing the simplest things to create the most complex.

Born in 1879 in Kiev (Ukraine), he travelled to Moscow at a very young age to become an artist. There he went through the most modern styles: from Impressionism to Symbolism, then Fauvism, Futurism and Cubism, until he found his own art.

Shortly before the revolution, he achieved total abstraction to the point of painting his legendary ‘Black Circle’, a milestone in the artistic avant-garde. Thus was born the Suprematism he had sought for so long, a movement that proclaimed the supremacy of nothingness and the representation of the world through geometric forms.

After the 1917 Revolution, Malevich abandoned painting and devoted himself to teaching, infecting his students with the principles of Suprematism, which would lead to Constructivism. A new art for a new society.

But Stalin had other ideas about art: conservative Socialist Realism, which rejected all abstraction and sought the figurative.

Size: 49.5 x 69.5 cm. 

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