Olga Rozanova was a major figure of the Russian avant-garde whose work moved from Futurist figuration and experimental books toward radically simplified Suprematist color. Her late nonobjective paintings anticipate later monochrome and color-field concerns.
Painting; book design; poetry
Major Works
- 1917Green Stripe
- 1916Non-Objective Composition
- 1915Metronome
- 1915Playing Cards
- 1910sCityscape
- 1910sFactory and Bridge
- 1910sTransrational Book Designs
- 1917Color Painting
- 1916Suprematist Composition
- 1914The Writing Desk
Interviews & Writing
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