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This document contains information about various Russian artists from the early 20th century who worked in fields like painting, sculpture, photography, graphic design, and architecture. It includes brief descriptions of works by key figures in the Constructivist movement like El Lissitzky, Vladimir Tatlin, Naum Gabo, and Lyubov Popova. The works incorporated geometric shapes, abstract forms, and experimental styles that reflected the technological advances and industrialization of the time period. The document also lists influential artists and provides some basic facts about their careers and important works that helped advance the development of Russian Constructivism.

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SHRADDHA SHARMA 14/AR/026 SRISHTI KUNDALIYA 14/AR/027
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     The Sailor: Self-Portrait (1911) Oil on canvas
     Model for the 3rd International Tower (1919-1920)
   Model for the 3rd International Tower (1919-1920)
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The Staircase (1930) Woman with a child against the stern geometry Camera position – innovative, yet balanced and flowing composition PHOTOGRAPHY Dance. An Objectless Composition(1915) No recognizable dancer can be seen Only a divine spark of dance comes across
Books (The Advertisement Poster for the Lengiz Publishing House) (1924) He updated Russian advertising, using geometric compositions and strident(harsh) colors to trumpet modernity PHOTOMONTAGE Maquette for the Advertisement of the Red October Bisquittes(1923) Mayakovsky-Rodchenko: Advertising Constructors
  Began his career in illustrating children books, a teacher for  much of his career and an innovator  Although often highly abstract and theoretical, Lissitzky's work was able speak to the prevailing political discourse of his native Russia, and then the nascent Soviet Union  His Proun series of two-dimensional Suprematist paintings sought to combine architecture and three- dimensional space with traditional, albeit abstract, two-dimensional imagery.  He was important in exporting Constructivist ideas to Germany )
The Runner (1930) The segmented photo mimics the effect of perceiving objects in motion PHOTOMONTAGE Proun 99 (1925) An effort to create three-dimensional environments in which two-dimensional shapes could exist in direct contrast to the space
Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge(1919) Red wedge – Bolsheviks White circle – Kerensky forces USSR, The Russian exhibition poster (1929) Equality of the sexes GRAPHIC DESIGN LITHOGRAPHY
Vladimir Tatlin, Corner Counter-Relief (1914) Sculpture with spatial qualities made of Iron, copper, wood and strings El Lissitzsky Proun Room (1923) Geometric Proun compositions into a room environment
Naum Gabo, Head No. 2 (1916) Stereometric construction – Form through space rather than mass Lyubov Popova, Textile Design (1924) Vladimir Mayakovsky, Agitprop poster (1924) "Want it? Join“ 1.You want to overcome cold? 2. You want to overcome hunger? 3. You want to eat? 4. You want to drink?
   Vasilily Yermilov  Victor Pasmore  LyubovPopova  Alexander Vesnin  Vladimir Mayakovsky
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