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- El Lissitzky
- Constructivism
- Symbolic Design
- Animal
- Color
- Geometric Art
- 1919
- Museum Of Modern Art
- Red Circle
- Suprematism
- Composition
- Art Deco Influence
- Geometric Shapes
- Jewish Folklore
- Avant-Garde Lithograph
- Red And Black Forms
- Had Gadya
- Dynamic
- 1919 Painting
- Water
- Geometric Abstraction
- Modern Art
- Mosaic Style
- Jewish Tradition
- Painting
- Constructivist Style
- Decorative Art
- Crimson Backdrop
- Avant-Garde Art
- Art
- Geometric
- Neo-Suprematism
- Bull
- Jewish
- Had Gadya Subject
- Abstract Goat Figure
El Lissitzky's 'The Ox Came and Drank the Water' is a dynamic 1919 painting blending traditional themes with Constructivist geometry. Inspired by ‘The Had Gadya,’ it showcases vibrant colors, layered figures, and reflects Lissitzky’s revolutionary artistic vision.
A bold crimson Neo-Suprematist abstraction by El Lissitzky depicting the Jewish folk tale of a goat and child, offering a profound glimpse into 1919 avant-garde mastery that you can bring to your private collection.
Explore El Lissitzky's 'Book cover for Chad Gadya,' a striking Constructivist masterpiece featuring geometric shapes and vibrant red, symbolizing Jewish folklore and the triumph of faith over oppression.