Peasant 1932

Kazimir Malevich's "Peasant" from 1932 depicts a simplified figure standing against a bright blue background. The figure's face is blank, with a black beard, and is clothed in a red jacket and yellow pants. The bold colors and geometric forms are characteristic of Malevich's Suprematist style, which aimed to eliminate representation and focus on pure geometric shapes and color relationships. The work reflects the artist's exploration of abstraction and his desire to create a new visual language. The simplified form and the absence of facial features contribute to the sense of anonymity and universality inherent in the figure.