Sketch of the Female Costume for the 'Assyrian Ballet' 1919

Vadym Meller's "Sketch of the Female Costume for the 'Assyrian Ballet'" (1919) exemplifies the artist's exploration of Cubist and Constructivist aesthetics. The figure is fragmented and reassembled into geometric shapes, creating a sense of dynamism and movement, as if frozen in mid-pose. The bold colors and flat planes further contribute to the abstract quality of the design, making it a compelling example of costume design within the avant-garde movement.