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What I hear, I hear, What I see, I remember, What I do, I understand

This philosophy guides me to begin this Art Blog to give to my visitors the chance to see, at a glance, the art culture of different artists from different countries through their art works with the purpose to entertain, educating the mind and stir the heart

Painting, illustration, photography, design, music, film, architecture etc shall be here

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23 de fevereiro de 2018

KAZIMIR MALEVITCH

23 February 1878 - 15 May 1935, Kiev, Russia

Influenced at first by Impressionism and then by Fauvism.

He visited Paris in 1912 and when return he became the leader of Cubism in Russia. And three years later published the Suprematist Manifesto in Moscow.

Given a teaching post in Moscow in 1919 he was shifted by the government to Leningrad in 1921.

A few years later he stayed some time in Germany, arranging for the publication of his book Die gegenstanslose Welt (The world without things).

There he got in touch with Kandinsky and the Bauhaus.

His theory of geometrical aesthetics had at one time a certain influence on young russian painters.

Returning to Russia he died in great privation.