Inspired by the Communist revolution in Russia, artists like Vladimir Tatlin and Alexander Rodchenko set out to create a new, mass-produced art.

Constructivism started in Russia and flourished at the beginning of the 20th century. However, it died down in the 1920s due to the increasing hostility to avant-garde art in Russia, but in the West…

In New York summer 1998 on a visit to MOMA, was introduced to the work of Alexander Rodchenko for the first time “in the flesh” having witnessed so many pieces influenced by his style /…

Russian Constructivism

Alexandr Rodchenko started out as a painter & sculptor but turned out to be a very skilled graphic designer & photographer too. A versatile artist. He studied at the academy of Kazan from 1…

David Michael Newstead Gustav Klutsis was a Latvian artist who began his career in 1912 and his work was greatly influenced by events throughout the early Twentieth Century. Wars, revolution, and p…

Print reproduction of a Constructivism poster by the Stenberg Brothers featuring 'Man with the Movie Camera,' a film by Dziga Vertov. Showcasing the Stenberg Brothers' signature Constructivist style, this poster captures the innovative spirit of early 20th-century Russian art and cinema. This vintage wall art is an ideal gift for movie lovers. 🔍 Options and Dimensions: Choose from two sizes: 12x18 inches or 16x26 inches, and select your preferred print style: canvas, framed, or print. 🌟…