Three women on the road 1900

This painting, "Three women on the road," by Kazimir Malevich, was created in 1900, showcasing the artist's early style before his famed Suprematist phase. The piece depicts three women walking along a path through a field of golden wheat, with a village in the distance. The landscape is rendered with a sense of realism, with the brushstrokes visible and contributing to the overall texture of the painting. The use of light and color creates a warm and inviting atmosphere, highlighting the beauty of the rural landscape. This work is an example of Malevich's early exploration of Impressionism and Symbolism, offering a glimpse into his artistic evolution.