Featured in the Kestnermappe Proun portfolio alongside Rob Levnis and Chapman GmbH Hannover #4. Available as a high-resolution reproduction on TopImpressionists.com.
Explore Proun 99 by El Lissitzky, a striking geometric abstraction from 1924 embodying the Bauhaus aesthetic and Russian Constructivism. This mesmerizing canvas showcases layered triangles and circles—a testament to Lissitzky’s revolutionary vision; discover its beauty.
Bold Suprematism by El Lissitzky captures a striking geometric wedge against black—a powerful symbol of revolution and abstraction from the 1920s. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its modernist vision into your home.
A striking monochrome masterpiece of Constructivist geometric abstraction, El Lissitzky's To All The Children uses bold typography to redefine modern design and invites you to explore this iconic piece of Soviet avant-garde art.
Discover El Lissitzky’s dynamic ‘Vyeshch’ cover – a striking Constructivist poster! Bold geometric shapes, orange & black, and innovative typography create a modern masterpiece.
El Lissitzky’s "New Man" (1923) – a dynamic Constructivist abstraction featuring red, black, & geometric forms. Explore this iconic artwork's unique style and symbolic depth.
Discover 'Reminiscence of Ravenna' by El Lissitzky (1914). This Cubo-Futurist etching captures a symbolic cityscape, blending architectural grandeur with modern dynamism. Explore Lissitzky’s revolutionary art at TopImpressionists.
A surrealist exploration of Jewish tradition, El Lissitzky's 1919 masterpiece The Stick Came and Beat the Dog uses symbolic objects to evoke profound vulnerability, inviting you to explore this avant-garde treasure.
A powerful Socialist Realism poster by El Lissitzky featuring determined figures and military machinery to inspire victory, offering a profound piece of Soviet history for your collection.