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Contents of this tag:

  1. Kruchenykh, A. "Dyr bul shchyl," from Pomada (1913)
  2. Jakobson
  3. Prizrak brodit po Evrope, prizrak kommunizma [A Specter Is Haunting Europe—the Specter of Communism]
  4. el Lissitzky. PROUN vrashchenie (PROUN of Rotation), 1919
  5. Malevich, K. "Eight Red Rectangles," 1915
  6. Suprematist Composition: Airplane Flying [Rotated]
  7. Proun 12
  8. Proun 1 A, Bridge I
  9. Mirskontsa - Diana (page 36)
  10. Electrification of the Entire Country
  11. Pomada - Peasant Woman (Page 10)
  12. el Lissitzky and Studio. Lenin Tribune, 1920
  13. Suprematism No. 55 (spherical evolution of a plane)
  14. Te li le - dyr bul shchyl
  15. Lissitsky, Proun, 1922-3
  16. Floating City, Reimagined
  17. Pomada - Obscured Figure (Page 12)
  18. Smert Cheloveka
  19. Pomada - Figure in Horror (Page 15)
  20. Molitva
  21. Mirskontsa - Nature (page 34)
  22. Mirskontsa - Nude (page 18)
  23. Pomada - dyr bul schyl (Page 3)
  24. Counter Relief
  25. Proun 19d
  26. Floating City
  27. Construction [Dynamic City]