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Suprematism

Suprematism (Russian: супремати́зм) is an early 20th-century art movement focused on the fundamentals of geometry (circles, squares, rectangles), painted in a limited range of colors. The term suprematism refers to an abstract art based upon "the supremacy of pure artistic feeling" rather than on the figurative depiction of real-life subjects.

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Location
Russian Empire Soviet Union
Influenced
Bauhaus · De Stijl
Influences
Cubism · Futurism · P. D. Ouspensky
Major figures
Kazimir Malevich

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Birth of the movement

Difference from Constructivism

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The Supremus journal

El Lissitzky: Bridge to the West

Architecture

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Notable exhibitions

Artists associated with Suprematism

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related to Further reading · 85
Suprematism → Alexandra Schatskikh, Alla Rosenfeld, April, Architectur, Architectural Design, Architectural Projects, Architecture, Berkeley CA, Chan-Magomedow, Charlotte Douglas, Cologne, Constantin Boym, Creators, Development, Dresden, Efimova, Emmanuel Martineau, Epicenter, Experiment, Frankfurt
related to Retrospective exhibitions · 39
Suprematism → Amsterdam, Berkeley CA, Circle, Confederates, Followers, Future Cities, Galerie Gmurzynska, Genius, Guggenheim Museum, Hadid, House Konstruktiv, Judah, Khidekel, Lazar Khidekel, London, Magnes Museum, Malevich, Markovich Khidekel, New York, NYC
related to The Supremus journal · 37
Suprematism → Aleksandra Ekster, Architecture, Artist, Cubism, Earth, Face, Ferroconcrete, Futurism, However, Ilya Chashnik, In, Ivan Kliun, Ivan Puni, Kruchenykh, Ksenia Boguslavskaya, Lazar Khidekel, Lyubov Popova, Malevich, Matiushin, Music
related to References and sources · 25
Suprematism → Abstract Art, Art, Camilla Gray, Chicago, Cologne, Company, English, Galerie Gmurzynska, Geburtstag, German, Howard Dearstyne, Hudson, Jean-Claude Marcadé, Kasimir Malevich, Kasimir Malewitsch, Malevich's, Mel Gooding, Paul Theobald, Riesen, Russian
related to El Lissitzky: Bridge to the West · 23
Suprematism → Bauhaus, Berlin, Black Square, De Stijl, Doesburg, Dresden, During, El Lissitzky, Hanover, He, Lissitzky, Malevich, Malevich's, Malevich's Suprematist, Non-Objective Art, Pro Unovis, Proun, Russia, Suprematist, The
related to Architecture · 21
Suprematism → Ashtray, Chashnik, City, Constructivist, Directly, El Lissitzky, He, Horizontal, Imperial Porcelain Factory, In, Khidekel, Lazar Khidekel, Malevich, Nikolai Suetin, Saint Petersburg, Suprematist, The Aero-club, The Suprematists, The Workers' Club, Vitebsk
related to Birth of the movement · 13
Suprematism → Bauhaus Book No, Der Blaue Reiter, Donkey's Tail, In, Kazimir Malevich, Malevich, Modernist, Munich, Part II, Russia, The, The Blue Rider, The Non-Objective World
related to Influences on the movement · 13
Suprematism → Another, Because, Flashing, Fourth Way, Georges Gurdjieff, Kruchenykh's Futurist, Malevich, One, Ouspensky, Russian, Sun, The, Victory Over
related to External links · 8
Suprematism → Malevich, Manifesto, Media, Online, Suprematist Manifesto, Wikimedia Commons Quotations, WikiquoteKazimir Malevich, Wiktionary-logo-en-v2
related to Difference from Constructivism · 7
Suprematism → Constructivism, In, Malevich, Malevich's Suprematism, Part II, The Non-Objective World, Under Constructivism

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malevich art russian khidekel suprematist lazar movement new lissitzky artists kazimir supremus malevich's constructivism avant-garde 1915 architecture museum first journal

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SuprematismInfluencesCubism1.00infobox
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SuprematismInfluencesP. D. Ouspensky1.00infobox
SuprematismLocationRussian Empire Soviet Union1.00infobox
SuprematismMajor figuresKazimir Malevich1.00infobox
El Lissitzky or working under the suprematist influence as did Rodchenkoinstance ofeither directly associated with Suprematism0.80text
Lyubov Popovainstance ofeither directly associated with Suprematism0.80text
Aero-Cityinstance ofIn the mid-1920s to 1932 Lazar Khidekel also created a series of futuristic projects0.80text
Garden-Cityinstance ofIn the mid-1920s to 1932 Lazar Khidekel also created a series of futuristic projects0.80text
and City Over Water.In the 21st centuryinstance ofIn the mid-1920s to 1932 Lazar Khidekel also created a series of futuristic projects0.80text

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