Obelisk Art History
ArtistsArtworkArchitectureTimelineWorld MapThemesMediumsEssaysQuizzesWritingsAboutStoreChatMembershipArt Terms

Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red

Naum Gabo, 1952 – 1953
Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red, Naum Gabo
Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red, zoomed in
73 cmLinear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red scale comparison46.4 cm
See Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red in the Kaleidoscope

Linear Construction in Space no. 3, with Red is a Constructivist Plastic and Aluminum Sculpture created by Naum Gabo from 1952 to 1953. It lives at the MOMA, Museum of Modern Art in New York. The image is © Nina & Graham Williams, and used according to Educational Fair Use, and tagged Sculpture, Abstract Art and Geometric Art. Source

Linear Construction in Space No. 2, Naum Gabo

Linear Construction in Space No. 2

1957
Head of a Woman, Naum Gabo

Head of a Woman

1917 – 1920
Realistic Manifesto, Broadside, Naum Gabo

Realistic Manifesto, Broadside

1920
Dobrolet, Aleksandr Rodchenko

Dobrolet

Aleksandr Rodchenko, 1923
Textile Design in Yellow and Black, Varvara Stepanova

Textile Design in Yellow and Black

Varvara Stepanova, 1924
Torso, Antoine Pevsner

Torso

Antoine Pevsner, 1924 – 1926
Eichhörnchen, Méret Oppenheim

Eichhörnchen

Méret Oppenheim, 1969
Linear Construction in Space No. 2, Naum Gabo

Linear Construction in Space No. 2

1957
Model for a Fountain, Antoine Pevsner

Model for a Fountain

Antoine Pevsner, 1920
Mother and Child (Abstract), Tamara de Lempicka

Mother and Child (Abstract)

Tamara de Lempicka, 1953
Untitled, Mark Rothko

Untitled

Mark Rothko, 1953
New York, N.Y., Franz Kline

New York, N.Y.

Franz Kline, 1953

By continuing to browse Obelisk you agree to our Cookie Policy