Sewing Woman 1913

Kazimir Malevich’s “Sewing Woman” from 1913 is a pencil drawing that is a prime example of the artist’s early Cubist style. It features a female figure, represented through geometric shapes, engaged in the act of sewing, with a focus on form and structure, reducing the subject to its essential parts and portraying the figure in an abstract and fragmented way. The use of geometric shapes and intersecting lines gives the drawing a sense of depth and dynamism.