Three Girls 1932

"Three Girls" (1932) by Kazimir Malevich portrays three simplified female figures in a geometric style. The figures are depicted with stark colors and flat planes, characteristic of Malevich's Suprematist phase, where he explored the fundamental elements of form and color. The figures are aligned in a row, emphasizing their geometric arrangement and emphasizing simplicity in form. The artwork is a striking example of Malevich's move away from traditional representation and his exploration of pure abstraction.