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Kazimir Malevich

24 works

Kazimir Malevich (1879-1935) was a painter born in Kyiv who founded Suprematism, an art of pure geometric form, and painted the Black Square in 1915. Read more

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Painting of small red horsemen riding in rows along a horizon, above horizontal bands of green, black, red and cream beneath

Red Cavalry Riding

1928

A dark square centered on an off-white square ground, painted with visible brushwork.

Black Square

1930

Suprematist painting by Kazimir Malevich with a tilted blue square and floating colored rectangles on white.

Suprematist Composition

1916

Painting of a sunlit village yard with birch trees, a picket fence, and yellow and red-roofed houses.

House in a Yard

1920

Abstract painting of floating red, black, blue and yellow rectangles and bars at diagonal angles on a pale background.

House under construction

1915

Painting of a bearded man's head with black hair, yellow face and grey-green beard, in angular painterly style.

Malevich - Head of a Peasant, lot.2

Cubo-futurist portrait of a man made of angular geometric planes in muted browns, greys, blues and yellows.

Portrait of Mikhail Matyushin

1913

Geometric painting of a standing woman split black and white, holding a rake, against a blue sky and green field.

Woman with a rake

1928

Geometric painting of two figures walking a snowy village street past angular houses and a bare tree, 1912.

Morning in the Village after Snowstorm

1912

Two women in white dresses and blue hats stand before an iron fence, with trees and strollers behind them.

Sisters

1910

Cubo-futurist painting with black and white rectangles, a crossed-out Mona Lisa reproduction, Cyrillic text and a cup.

Partial Eclipse

1914

Black curved abstract form with teal shading on an off-white background, by Kazimir Malevich, 1917.

Suprematism

1917

Cubo-futurist painting of a knife grinder at a wheel, built from angular blue, green, ochre and grey planes.

The Knife Grinder or Principle of Glittering"Hungarian: A késélező The Knife Grinderlabel QS:Lit,"L'arrotino

1913

Abstract Suprematist painting of floating rectangles, a blue crescent and a green circle on a pale background.

Suprematism

1915

Geometric painting of overlapping grey cones and angular planes suggesting pails and a figure, with green and yellow accents.

Woman with Pails: Dynamic Arrangement

1912

Abstract painting of tilted green, black, blue and red geometric shapes with thin colored bars on a pale background.

Untitled - Kazimir Malevich, 1916

1916

Abstract suprematist drawing of black and grey rectangles, a black triangle and thin bars on cream paper with pencil guide li

Untitled (Suprematist Composition)

1919

Suprematist painting with a purple rectangle above, black square, yellow trapezoid, blue bar and small red and green shapes o

Painterly Realism of a Football Player - Color Masses in the 4th Dimension

1915

Angular cubo-futurist painting of a woodcutter swinging an axe, built from overlapping geometric shapes in orange, red and bl

The Woodcutter (recto) / Peasant Women in Church (verso)

1912

Suprematist painting of a red and black cross shape on a white background by Kazimir Malevich.

Hieratic Suprematist Cross

1920

Abstract Suprematist composition of red, black and yellow geometric bars, triangles and squares on a pale background.

Suprematism No 50

1916

Abstract painting of rectangles, diagonal bars and a blue circle on a pale textured ground.

Suprematist Composition 1

1916

Abstract Suprematist composition of a black diamond, yellow rectangle, red square and blue bar on a pale background.

Suprematist painting (with black trapezium and red square)

1915

Painting of a nude male bather with raised arm, body divided into red, yellow and white color patches against a blue and red

Bather

1911

Kazimir Malevich (1879-1935) was a painter born in Kyiv who founded Suprematism, an art of pure geometric form, and painted the Black Square in 1915. Browse 24 works by Kazimir Malevich from 15 museums, free to download in HD.