Three-Color Suprematist Composition
Ivan Kliun · 1917
Why it's great
An orange oval and a black rectangle float on a white ground as if in space. Ivan Kliun painted this in 1917 as a Russian experiment in pure shape and color.
Where to see it
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Ivan Kliun was a Russian painter born in 1873 near Moscow. He was an early follower of Kazimir Malevich and a leader of the Suprematists, who painted with pure geometric shapes. He lived in Moscow and died there in 1943.
