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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.
Discover El Lissitzky's 'Chair for the Exhibition' (1928), a groundbreaking modernist design exploring form and function. A unique, hand-painted reproduction of this iconic piece.
El Lissitzky’s striking illustration captures a contemplative horse rider amidst symbolic elements—birds, clock, and book—reflecting the artist's revolutionary spirit from 1918. Explore this captivating piece and bring modernist art into your home.
El Lissitzky’s ‘Tatlin at Work,’ a striking Constructivist painting depicting collaborative artistic creation, captures the spirit of revolutionary optimism. Explore this iconic piece and discover more masterpieces by Lissitzky on WikiArt.
Discover El Lissitzky’s ‘Flying to Earth,’ a striking 1920 Constructivist print! Explore its geometric design, vibrant red & black hues, and symbolic head form. A unique art piece!
El Lissitzky’s Suprematist masterpiece "There Is Over" (1920) explodes with a bold red square and white circle, embodying the revolutionary spirit of early 20th-century art. Discover this iconic work and bring its dynamic energy into your space.
El Lissitzky’s ‘Insert the red and clear on black’ is a dynamic Constructivist abstraction – bold red & white blocks against dark grey. Explore this graphic, geometric masterpiece!
Explore El Lissitzky’s ‘Composition’ (1920): A dynamic Cubist/Constructivist artwork featuring an abstracted airplane. Layered watercolor & graphite create a unique, avant-garde piece – perfect for art collectors.
El Lissitzky's 'Four (arithmetic) actions' (1928) is a striking Constructivist illustration exploring mathematical concepts through bold forms and dynamic composition. A key work showcasing Lissitzky’s innovative approach to art & design.