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STATISTICS
BIOGRAPHY
Kazimir Severinovich Malevich (1878, Kiev 1935, Leningrad) was an avant garde artist.
Born in the family of a plant manager.
From the age of 11, he drew and painted a lot.
In 1894, Malevich Kazimir graduated from the fifth grade agronomic school.
In 1895-1896 he studied at a drawing school, then moved with his family to Kursk.
There he participated in the created circle of art lovers and served as a draftsman, earning money for living and studying in Moscow.
In 1904 he came to Moscow, where he briefly attended classes at the School of Painting, Sculpture and Architecture and at the Stroganov School.
The artist's early works are close to Impressionism and Fauvism.
In 1905, he returned to Kursk and independently studied painting.
In 1907, he took his first known catalog participation in the exhibition of the Moscow Association of Artists, where, in addition to Malevich's works, paintings by V. V. Kandinsky and others were presented.
During a trip to Paris, Malevich was influenced by the cubic art of Pablo Picasso.
After becoming a member of the Diamond Knife group, Malevich led the Russian cubist movement.
In 1913, Malevich created the first paintings in a specific abstract geometric style, which he called "Suprematism".
Malevich's parents were of Polish descent.
My father worked as a manager at the sugar factory of the famous Ukrainian industrialist Tereshchenko.
According to other sources, Malevich's father was the Belarusian ethnographer and folklorist Severin Antonovich Malevich (1845-1902).
Ludwig Alexandrovna's mother (1858-1942) was a housewife.
The Malevich couple had fourteen children, but only nine of them survived to adulthood.
Kazimir was the firstborn.
He began to learn to draw on his own, after his mother gave him a set of paints at the age of 15.
At the age of 17, he spent some time at the Kiev Art School of N. I. Murashko.
In 1896, the Malevich family settled in Kursk.
There Kazimir worked as a minor official, but left the service for a career as an artist.
Malevich's first works were written in the style of impressionism.
Later, Malevich became one of the active participants of futuristic exhibitions.
In 1913, he designed the futuristic opera "Victory over the Sun".
In 1919-1922, Kazimir Malevich taught at the People's Art School of the "new revolutionary model" in Vitebsk.
In the 20s, he participated in the design of V. V. Mayakovsky's plays "Mystery Buff".
Self portrait, 1912
From 1924 to 1926, he was the director of the Leningrad State Institute of Artistic Culture[7] (GINHUK), he headed the formal theoretical department there.
In 1926, he exhibited architectons at the annual Ginhuk exhibition.
On June 10, the Leningradskaya Pravda published an article by G. Seroy "A monastery on state supply", which served as a reason for the closure of GINHUK.
The collection of the Institute's works with the work of Malevich was canceled, at the end of the year GINHUK was liquidated.
He was a member of the" Association of Modern Architects " (OSA).
In 1930, the artist's works were exhibited at exhibitions in Berlin and Vienna.
Kazimir Malevich, Suprematism
In the autumn of 1930, Malevich was arrested by the NKVD as a "German spy".
He remained in prison until December 1930.
His paintings were under arrest for many years in the USSR.
In 1931, he worked on sketches of the painting of the Red Theater in Leningrad.
In 1932, he received the position of head of the Experimental Laboratory at the Russian Museum.
Malevich was a consistent propagandist of his own theory.
Over time, a group of like minded UNOVIS (Affirmers of the new Art) formed around him.
The creations of Russian avant garde artists of the beginning of the century have blown up the outdated visual consciousness.
He was a member of the group of young artists "Donkey's Tail".
The most famous painting by Malevich is the Black Square (1915), which was a kind of picturesque manifesto of suprematism.
The "Black Circle" and "Black Cross"serve as a mystical addition to the picture.
1933 the beginning of a serious illness.
In 1935, Malevich's late portraits were exhibited at the First Exhibition of Leningrad artists (the last show of Malevich's works in his homeland was until 1962).
He died in Leningrad in 1935.
According to the will, after his death, Malevich's body was cremated in a Suprematist coffin, and then the urn was buried under the artist's favorite oak tree near the village of Nemchinovka.
A cubic concrete monument with a black square was erected over the grave.
During the war, the grave was lost.
At present, its location has been established by enthusiasts with sufficient accuracy.
The grave is located near Sovetsky Prospekt in Nemchinovka, east of the pond.
A small monument is installed on the site of the grave.
Kazimir Malevich was born on February 11(23), 1878 or 1879 in Kiev[4], according to other sources — under the Kopyl, According to popular opinion, the date of birth of K. Malevich is 1878[1], however, according to a study by the Kiev author D. Gorbachev, archival records of metrics found in 2004 indicate that the date of birth of K. Malevich is 1879.
Malevich's parents were of Polish descent.
My father worked as a manager at the sugar factory of the famous Ukrainian industrialist Tereshchenko.
According to other sources, Malevich's father was the Belarusian ethnographer and folklorist Severin Antonovich Malevich (1845-1902).
Ludwig Alexandrovna's mother (1858-1942) was a housewife.
The Malevich couple had fourteen children, but only nine of them survived to adulthood.
Kazimir was the first born.
He began to learn to draw on his own, after his mother gave him a set of paints at the age of 15.
At the age of 17, he spent some time at the Kiev Art School of N. I. Murashko.
One of the works of early Malevich In 1896, the Malevich family settled in Kursk.
There Kazimir worked as a minor official, but left the service for a career as an artist.
Malevich's first works were written in the style of impressionism.
Later, Malevich became one of the active participants of futuristic exhibitions.
In 1913, he designed the futuristic opera "Victory over the Sun".
In 1919-1922, Kazimir Malevich taught at the People's Art School of the "new revolutionary model" in Vitebsk.
In the 20s, he participated in the design of V. V. Mayakovsky's plays "Mystery Buff".
Self portrait, 1912 From 1924 to 1926 director of the Leningrad State Institute of Artistic Culture[7] (GINHUK), heads the formal theoretical department there.
In 1926, he exhibited architectons at the annual Ginhuk exhibition.
On June 10, the Leningradskaya Pravda published an article by G. Seroy "A monastery on state supply", which served as a reason for the closure of GINHUK.
The collection of works of the Institute with the work of Malevich was canceled, at the end of the year GINHUK was liquidated.
He was a member of the" Association of Modern Architects " (OSA).
In 1930, the artist's works were exhibited at exhibitions in Berlin and Vienna.
Kazimir Malevich, Suprematism In the autumn of 1930, Malevich was arrested by the NKVD as a "German spy".
He remained in prison until December 1930.
His paintings were under arrest for many years in the USSR.
In 1931, he worked on sketches of the painting of the Red Theater in Leningrad.
In 1932, he received the position of head of the Experimental Laboratory at the Russian Museum.
Malevich was a consistent propagandist of his own theory.
Over time, a group of like minded UNOVIS (Affirmers of the new Art) formed around him.
The creations of Russian avant garde artists of the beginning of the century have blown up the outdated visual consciousness.
He was a member of the group of young artists "Donkey's Tail".
The most famous painting by Malevich is the Black Square (1915), which was a kind of picturesque manifesto of suprematism.
The "Black Circle" and "Black Cross" serve as a mystical addition to the picture.
1933 is the beginning of a serious illness.
In 1935, Malevich's late portraits were exhibited at the First Exhibition of Leningrad artists (the last show of Malevich's works in his homeland was until 1962).
He died in Leningrad in 1935.
According to the will, after his death, Malevich's body was cremated in a Suprematist coffin, and then the urn was buried under the artist's favorite oak tree near the village of Nemchinovka.
A cubic concrete monument with a black square was erected over the grave.
During the war, the grave was lost.
At present, its location has been established by enthusiasts with sufficient accuracy.
The grave is located near Sovetsky Prospekt in Nemchinovka, east of the pond.
A small monument is installed on the site of the grave.
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