1. Constructivism 1915-1940 By: Nicole del Monaco

2. Artist Wassily Kandinsky Laszlo Moholy-Nagy El Lissitzky Alexander Rodchenko

3. Constructivism The term "Constructivism" describes both an art and an attitude towards life and art that originated in Russia Constructivism was an invention of the Russian avant-garde that found adherents across the continent. The art is often very reductive as well, paring the artwork down to its basic elements The Constructivists sought an art of order, which would reject the past (the old order which had culminated in World War I) and lead to a world of more understanding, unity, and peace.

4. Wassily Kandinsky Was"Composition VIII". 1923 year Oil on canvas 140х201 sm sily Kandinsky

5. Wassily Kandinsky "Small Dream In Red". 1925 year Oil on cardboard 35,5х41,2 sm Bern Kunstmuseum

6. Laszlo Moholy-Nagy Study with pins and ribbons 1937-38, color print, assembly (Vivex) process 34.9 x 26.5 cm. Gift of Walter Clark,GEHNEG: 31357 ,78:1421:0007

7. El Lissitzky Proun 2C, oil, paper and metal on wood, 60 x 40cm, Philadelphia Museum of Art, A. E. Gallatin Collection (Proun Inv. 14), c1920.

8. Alexander Rodchenko Dance, an Objectless Composition 1915

9. Alexander Rodchenko Suprematist Composition 1918 Suprematist Composition 191 Suprematist Composition 1918

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