Trivium Art History
The Artists

Antoine Pevsner1884 — 1962

"Art must be inspiration controlled by mathematics"

"Art must be inspiration controlled by mathematics"

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Model for a Fountain

Model for a Fountain

1920
Realistic Manifesto, Broadside

Realistic Manifesto, Broadside

1920

Space and time are re-born to us today

Realistic Manifesto

1920
The Eye

The Eye

1923
Head

Head

1923-1924
Torso

Torso

1924-1926
Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit

Maquette of a Monument Symbolising the Liberation of the Spirit

1952
The Last Burst

The Last Burst

1962
1801
A future of dancers instead of machines
Gino Severini
Ending a friendship over diagonal lines
Theo van Doesburg Antoine Pevsner
Widowed mother of four leaves Russia for Paris
Zinaida Serebriakova
A genius colorist fights schizophrenia
Sigrid Hjertén 2000

The artists of Constructivism

Liubov PopovaPortrait of Liubov Popova

Liubov Popova

We shall remake the world

1889-1924
El LissitzkyPortrait of El Lissitzky

El Lissitzky

Painting symbols of a new world

1890-1941
Aleksandr RodchenkoPortrait of Aleksandr Rodchenko

Aleksandr Rodchenko

Art with a message

1891-1956
Varvara StepanovaPortrait of Varvara Stepanova

Varvara Stepanova

Art for the people, people for the state

1894-1958
Naum GaboPortrait of Naum Gabo

Naum Gabo

Finding the calm center in the storm

1890-1977
Antoine PevsnerPortrait of Antoine Pevsner

Antoine Pevsner

"Art must be inspiration controlled by mathematics"

1884-1962