Showing 24 artworks out of more than 240+ with Constructivism
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Constructivism
- Aleksandr Rodchenko
- Alexander Milne Calder
- Alfredo Volpi
- Arthur Lauterer
- Burgoyne Diller
- David Manzur Londoño
- El Lissitzky
- Ernesto Díaz Larroque
- Fernand Léger
- Joaquín Torres García
- Josef Albers
- Kazimir Malevich
- László Moholy-Nagy
- Michael Bolus
- Naum Gabo
- Nicholas Roerich
- Oskar Schlemmer
- Paul Klee
- Petre Otskheli
- Sophie Henriette Gertrud Taeuber-Arp
- Theo Van Doesburg
- Vladimir Tatlin
- Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky
- Yakov Georgievich Chernikhov
- Édgar Negret
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Explore Oskar Schlemmer's 'Abstract Figure,' a groundbreaking geometric sculpture from 1921 embodying Bauhaus principles & modern abstraction. A key piece reflecting the artist’s vision of form and movement.
Discover "First Theme" by Burgoyne Diller (1964). This striking geometric abstraction – a black & white square, rectangle, and line – embodies Constructivist influence. A minimalist masterpiece for art collectors.
Nicholas Roerich’s ‘Saint Sergius (Employees)’ – a striking 1940 abstract landscape in blues & whites. Geometric, evocative, and reminiscent of Constructivism.
Alexander Calder's 'Romulus and Remus' (1928) is a striking wire sculpture embodying Roman mythology with minimalist elegance. Explore its abstract form, symbolic meaning, and connection to Calder’s artistic legacy.
Alfredo Volpi’s ‘Construccion en blanco y negro’ – a minimalist 1950 abstract artwork in black & white squares. Explore this geometric Constructivist piece's tension & balance.
Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Composition XXI’ (1923) is a striking geometric abstract work featuring bold colors & precise rectangular forms. A key piece of early 20th-century abstraction, influenced by Cubism & Constructivism. Explore this dynamic artwork.
Explore 'The Popular Front of Madrid' by lana maria parrilla – a striking Constructivist propaganda poster. Bold lines, vibrant colors & heroic symbolism evoke the Spanish Civil War era.
Two figures in vibrant theatrical costumes stand poised in this 1931 costume design by Georgian modernist Petre Otskheli, offering a captivating glimpse into stage history for collectors to explore and cherish.
Karol Hiller’s ‘Heliographic composition (XXIX)’ 1937: A striking black & white abstract study in geometric forms, echoing Constructivism. Explore this precise, balanced piece.
Explore Victor Pasmore’s ‘Abstract in White, Grey & Ochre’ – a striking 1949 collage of geometric shapes & muted tones. Discover Constructivism's influence on this unique artwork.
Explore Aleksandr Rodchenko’s "Composition (Winning Red)", a dynamic 1918 abstract work featuring bold circles & intersecting lines. Suprematism/Constructivism influence, rich color palette.
Explore Aleksandr Rodchenko’s ‘Death Ray,’ a striking 1925 Constructivist propaganda poster. Bold geometry, stark contrasts & unsettling symbolism evoke vigilance. A powerful piece of Soviet art.
Vibrant theatrical costumes for a Henrik Ibsen play come to life in this 1931 modernist design by Petre Otskheli, offering a nostalgic glimpse into Georgian stage history that collectors will adore.
Abstract cityscape painting by Stuart Davis. Bold geometric abstraction in red, blue & brown. Explore this dynamic Constructivist-inspired artwork's unique style.
Discover 'Mechanize Donbas' by Aleksandr Deyneka (1930). A powerful Soviet propaganda poster in Constructivist style, showcasing industrial progress & heroic labor. Explore this unique artwork!
Explore Kandinsky's 'Drawing for Etching II,' a pivotal 1916 Constructivist work showcasing dynamic lines & abstract forms, influencing modern art.