Two Male Figures 1930

"Two Male Figures" is a 1930 painting by Kazimir Malevich, a leading figure of the Russian avant-garde. The artwork depicts two simplified figures against a blue and striped background, showcasing Malevich's signature Suprematist style. The figures are geometrically stylized, with flat, un-detailed forms and minimal features. The bold colors and stark lines of the work emphasize geometric shapes and compositions, echoing Malevich's exploration of pure abstraction and his rejection of representational art. The painting reflects the Suprematist movement's focus on non-objective art, exploring the essence of form and color in a simplified, symbolic manner.