Non-Objective Composition
Olga Rozanova · 1917
Why it's great
Angular shapes in black, blue and rose twist and cross like a tangle of wires. Olga Rozanova, a Russian avant-garde artist, painted this in 1917, in the middle of the revolution.
Where to see it
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Olga Rozanova was a Russian painter born in Melenki in 1886. She was a leading woman of the Russian avant-garde who worked with Malevich on Suprematism and designed books and textiles. She died of diphtheria in Moscow in 1918 at the age of 32.
