Showing 24 artworks out of more than 240+ with Constructivism
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- Alfredo Volpi
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- Petre Otskheli
- Sophie Henriette Gertrud Taeuber-Arp
- Theo Van Doesburg
- Vladimir Tatlin
- Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky
- Yakov Georgievich Chernikhov
- Édgar Negret
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László Moholy-Nagy’s ‘Ohne Titel (Selbstbildnis), Dessau’ is an iconic black and white photogram embodying Constructivism's exploration of new artistic mediums. Featuring a fragmented self-portrait overlaid with geometric shapes, it exemplifies Moholy-Nagy’s commitment to integrating technology into art.
This artwork showcases László Moholy-Nagy’s exploration of minimalist composition and symbolic representation. The photograph depicts two hands gently supporting a sheet of paper inscribed with ‘my home,’ emphasizing themes of domesticity and personal reflection within the framework of Constructivist principles.
Experience the profound introspection of Hilla Rebay's gaze in this striking 1924 modernist photograph by László Moholy-Nagy; discover timeless art capturing visionary thought.
Explore the dynamic Constructivism of El Lissitzky's Proun 23, No.6 with its vibrant geometric forms; bring this revolutionary piece home today.
Explore László Moholy-Nagy’s striking ‘Flower’ – a 1925 monochrome photographic study of form & texture. A key Constructivist piece, showcasing graphic abstraction and minimalist elegance.
El Lissitzky’s ‘Iron in Clouds’, for Strastnoy Boulevard’ showcases a striking Constructivist black and white drawing of an industrial bridge with a car, reflecting the artist's revolutionary vision from 1925. Discover this iconic piece and bring art history home.
A Pioneering Vision: Exploring Kandinsky’s Accent in Pink – This vibrant abstract painting by Wassily Kandinsky embodies geometric harmony and synesthesia, capturing tranquility and energy through bold colors and shapes. Discover exquisite handmade oil reproductions at ArtsDot.
El Lissitzky’s ‘Central Park of Culture and Leisure Sparrow Hills’ is a Suprematist masterpiece—a bold geometric vision of Soviet utopianism from 1928. Explore this iconic Constructivist artwork and bring its revolutionary design into your space.
Kazimir Malevich’s ‘Sneaky,’ a striking 1913 Constructivist painting featuring a man in a red jacket and black hat, captures a moment of modern expression. Explore this iconic artwork by Malevich and discover its captivating visual narrative.
Kinetic Construction (Standing Wave) by Naum Gabo is a monumental sculpture from 1919-1920 that exemplifies Constructivist principles. Crafted from polished metal, it captures the essence of movement through its undulating form and striking vertical composition against a dark background.
Explore Kazimir Malevich’s ‘Sketchbook,’ a pivotal Suprematist study in red, black & white. Discover dynamic geometric abstraction & early Constructivist design.
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.
Mascara is a striking aluminum sculpture created in 1974 by Édgar Negret, reflecting his pioneering approach to abstract sculpture and blending constructivist principles with organic forms. Influenced by Gaudí and Calderón, it embodies Zen Buddhist concepts like emptiness and interconnectedness.
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 revolutionary 'Proun' (1923), a cornerstone of Constructivism and Suprematism. This iconic black-and-white painting utilizes geometric abstraction to reshape perception – a vital piece of 20th-century art.
Explore Proun 99 by El Lissitzky, a striking geometric abstraction from 1924 embodying the Bauhaus aesthetic and Russian Constructivism. This mesmerizing canvas showcases layered triangles and circles—a testament to Lissitzky’s revolutionary vision; discover its beauty.
Discover 'The Big Tug' (1923), a vibrant abstract artwork by Fernand Léger. Featuring bold geometric shapes, dynamic lines, and a modernist style inspired by Cubism and Constructivism. Perfect for modern art collectors.
Experience Moholy-Nagy's stark Constructivist vision with this experimental black-and-white photo capturing geometric abstraction; discover modern photographic mastery today.
'Composition of Circles and Overlapping Angles', 1930 is an iconic piece by Sophie Taeuber-Arp, showcasing her distinctive blend of geometric precision and organic forms within the Constructivist style. Created in Switzerland during the Dada movement, this painting exemplifies Taeuber-Arp's pioneering approach to modern art.