His early works employed a "tubular" style derivative of L?er (lay-ZHAY), though the influence of Futurism on his work can be seen in paintings like The Knife Grinder.
His early works employed a "tubular" style derivative of L?er (lay-ZHAY), though the influence of Futurism on his work can be seen in paintings like The Knife Grinder. He gave up painting around 1919 in favor of making three-dimensional models, and taught Lissitzky at Vitebsk before moving to Leningrad, where he died in 1935. FTP, name this Russian painter, who wanted to "free art from the burden of the object," which he did in works like White on White, the father of Suprematism.
His early works employed a "tubular" style derivative of L?er (lay-ZHAY), though the influence of Futurism on his work can be seen in paintings like The Knife Grinder.
Kasimir Malevich