Woman 1916

"Woman" is a 1916 drawing by Kazimir Malevich, a prominent figure in the Russian avant-garde movement. The artwork depicts a stylized figure with geometric shapes and simplified lines, showcasing the artist's exploration of Suprematism, a style emphasizing geometric abstraction. The reduction of the human form to basic elements highlights Malevich's interest in breaking away from representational art and focusing on pure form and color. This sketch represents a key moment in Malevich's artistic journey, demonstrating his move towards non-objective art and his influence on modernism.