- Kazimir Malevich (1878-1935), a Russian man born of Polish parents, painted four versions of Black Square spanning 1913 to the late 1920s or early 1930s.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- Because of the technique of the painting, the material has absorbed some of the paint, leaving streaks and various shades of black throughout the square.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- Kazimir Malevich painted “The Black Suprematist Square” in 1915, in the heat of World War I, but he first conceived the idea 2 years ago in 1913.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- The Black Square of Kazimir Malevich is one of the most famous creations of Russian art in the last century.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- In 1915, Kazimir Malevich took a medium-sized canvas, painted it white around the edges, and filled the middle square with thick black paint.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- Was the Black Square painting by Kazimir Malevich truly the seminal painting that he believed it was, or have we simply fallen for a one-hundred-year-old...Bulunamadı: maleviç
- Kazimir Malevič, Black Square, 1913 [Tate, London. © State Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow].
- The legendary painting marked the beginning of non-objective art: On December 7, 1915, Malevich's "Black Square" was exhibited for the first time.Bulunamadı: maleviç
- One such artwork that continues to captivate audiences is Kazimir Malevich’s Black Square. Created in 1915, this iconic piece of abstract art has gained...Bulunamadı: maleviç
- Kazimir Malevich 's Black Square 1915 is the Hour Zero of modern art for many artists, showing how much one work can change the course of art history.Bulunamadı: maleviç