Kazimir Malevich (30 postcards, 14.2*10.2 cm)
In Stock: 49 pcs
Set of postcards
Postcard size 14.2*10.2 cm
30 postcards in a set
Thick smooth card 300 g/m2 without lamination.
Kazimir Malevich (1879–1935) was a leading figure of the Russian avant-garde and the founder of Suprematism. He moved from Impressionism and Cubo-Futurism to non-objective painting built from pure geometric forms and colour, and in his late works returned to images of peasants and sportsmen. His name is also spelled Kasimir Malevich. This postcard set includes works by the artist, including Black Square, Red Square, The Knife Grinder, Peasant Woman with Buckets and Child, Girl with a Red Pole, Sportsmen and others.
This postcard set is well suited for postcrossing, collecting postcards, or as a gift for a lover of the Russian avant-garde.
The actual product colour may slightly differ from the images due to screen settings.
Postcard size 14.2*10.2 cm
30 postcards in a set
Thick smooth card 300 g/m2 without lamination.
Kazimir Malevich (1879–1935) was a leading figure of the Russian avant-garde and the founder of Suprematism. He moved from Impressionism and Cubo-Futurism to non-objective painting built from pure geometric forms and colour, and in his late works returned to images of peasants and sportsmen. His name is also spelled Kasimir Malevich. This postcard set includes works by the artist, including Black Square, Red Square, The Knife Grinder, Peasant Woman with Buckets and Child, Girl with a Red Pole, Sportsmen and others.
This postcard set is well suited for postcrossing, collecting postcards, or as a gift for a lover of the Russian avant-garde.
The actual product colour may slightly differ from the images due to screen settings.
- Product Code: 003701
- Vendor code: 3701