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Ukrainian Art/Morning in the Village after Snowstorm

Morning in the Village after Snowstorm

Ранок у селі після заметілі

ArtistKazimir Malevich

MovementSuprematism

Year1912

MediumOil on canvas

LocationSolomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York

A Cubo-Futurist scene of peasants and houses after a snowstorm in cylindrical, metallic forms.

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Kazimir Malevich

1879–1935

Founder of Suprematism and a pioneer of geometric abstraction; born in Kyiv and later taught at the Kyiv Art Institute (1928–30).

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Movements

Suprematism

1915–1930s

Radically non-objective geometric abstraction founded by Kazimir Malevich, prioritising pure form and colour over representation; centred on the Black Square (1915). Malevich later taught at the Kyiv Art Institute.

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Cubo-Futurism

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An Englishman in Moscow

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1915

Black Square

1918