Woman with Rake 1932
kazimirmalevich
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pop art-esque
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green and blue tone
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pop art
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teenage art
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turquoise styling
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spray can art
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pop art-influence
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teen art
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green and neutral
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green and blue
"Woman with Rake" (1932), by Kazimir Malevich, is a prime example of Suprematism, a movement Malevich founded. The artwork features a simplified, geometric representation of a woman holding a rake, with a bright blue background. Malevich's distinct style utilizes bold colors, simplified forms, and a flatness of composition, emphasizing abstract shapes and colors over realistic representation. This work, found in Moscow's Tretyakov Gallery, is a testament to the revolutionary impact of Malevich's artistic vision on 20th-century art.
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