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Explore El Lissitzky’s ‘The Fire Came & Burnt the Stick’! A vibrant 1919 Suprematist painting reflecting Had Gadya's tale. Discover its symbolism & artistic brilliance.
A surrealist exploration of Jewish tradition, El Lissitzky's 1919 masterpiece The Stick Came and Beat the Dog uses symbolic objects to evoke profound vulnerability, inviting you to explore this avant-garde treasure.
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 the dynamic Constructivism of El Lissitzky's Proun 23, No.6 with its vibrant geometric forms; bring this revolutionary piece home today.
Witness El Greco’s masterful altarpiece at Museo Convento Santo Domingo el Antiguo – a testament to religious art and Toledo's rich heritage.
Explore El Lissitzky's groundbreaking 'Proun 5 A' (1919). This Constructivist masterpiece blends geometric abstraction with architectural forms, reflecting a revolutionary vision of modern art and design.