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Liubov Popova Untitled from Six Prints c. 1917–19. Popova was an avant-garde pioneer in Russia in the 1910s and 1920s. Her style combines floating abstract forms inspired in part by Cubist collage (which she encountered on a trip to Paris in 1912–13) and Suprematism, an abstract style developed by her friend and compatriot Kazimir Malevich ...
21 de oct. de 2009 · Rodchenko y Popova. Esta exposición recoge la obra de dos figuras clave en la formación estilística y teórica del Constructivismo ruso: Liubov Popova (Ivanovskoïe, Rusia, 1889 - Moscú, 1924) y Alekxander Rodchenko (San Petesburgo, Rusia, 1891 - Moscú, 1956). Se trata de la más completa exposición que se ha dedicado hasta ahora en España a estos dos artistas de forma conjunta, tras la ...
15 de mar. de 2024 · Liubov Popova’s engagement with design in general and textile design in particular should not be seen as the result of a sudden decision, made as an impulsive response to a call for artists from the First State Textile Printing Factory in 1923.1 On the contrary, it should be seen as the culmination of extensive thought and activity, including the artist’s decision to adopt the ...
Enter Liubov Popova, a classically trained painter influenced by the Italian Renaissance and Russian icon painting. Liubov was 27 when she embedded herself in the radical avant-guard that was developing in her home city of Moscow. She had a history of travel and the intellectual clout to earn her an influential position in the new Supremacist ...
Painterly Architectonic - Popova, Liubov. Museo Nacional Thyssen-Bornemisza. When Malevich established the Supremus group in 1916, which was joined by Popova and other artists such as Rozanova, Kliun, Udaltsova and Puni, none of its members was a genuine Suprematist. As Tatiana Goriacheva has pointed out, to them “Suprematism was more an ...
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5 de nov. de 2017 · Liubov Popova. En 1921 la artista rusa Liubov Popova abandona la burguesa pintura de caballete para centrarse en servir a la revolución: La organización de los elementos de la producción artística debe volver a la puesta en forma de los elementos materiales de la vida, es decir, hacia la industria, hacia lo que llamamos la producción.
