Composition with the Mona Lisa 1914

Kazimir Malevich's "Composition with the Mona Lisa" (1914) is a prime example of his Suprematist style, which emphasized geometric abstraction and a rejection of traditional representational art. The painting features bold, flat shapes in primary colors, creating a dynamic composition that is both visually arresting and conceptually challenging. The iconic Mona Lisa, a symbol of Renaissance art, is incorporated as a small image within the larger composition, serving as a visual counterpoint to the Suprematist elements, and perhaps a commentary on the evolving nature of art. The artwork's title, "Composition with the Mona Lisa," further emphasizes the juxtaposition between the traditional and the modern, underscoring Malevich's revolutionary approach to art making.