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31 mar 2014 · Home › Report L’universo plastico di El Lissitzky. Mart, Rovereto - fino all’8 giugno 2014. El Lissitzky diventa esperienza. Architettura, pubblicità, fotografia, collage, design e cinema.
El Lissitzky had the unusual distinction of being a key member of both the Russian and Western European avant-gardes. He made significant contributions to the Jewish cultural renaissance in Russia, illustrating children's books, designing journals, and co-founding a Yiddish publishing house.
EL LISSITZKY’S “PROUNS”, PART I. THE EARLIEST SURVIVING WORKS BY El Lissitzky are two watercolor sketches of the Church of the Trinity in Vitebsk and of the fortification wall surrounding the artist’s native Smolensk. These sketches, dated 1910 when Lissitzky was nearly twenty years old, are customarily interpreted as studies undertaken ...
IN 1924 EL LISSITZKY PRODUCED a fascinating document on his status with respect to the postwar avant-garde and to the ongoing development of the Bolshevik Revolution.The Constructor (Self-Portrait), Fig. 1, attests to Lissitzky’s desire throughout the 1920s to create works of art that would take their place at the forefront of the modern movement while remaining faithful to the precept of an ...
El Lissitzky was a Russian born artist, designer, typographer, photographer and architect who designed many exhibitions and propaganda for the Soviet Union in the early 20th century. His development of the ideas behind the Suprematist art movement were very influential in the development of the Bauhaus and the Constructivist art movements. His ...
El Lissitzky era un creativo e un innovatore, nelle sue opere voleva fondere paesi e culture, arte e design, oriente e occidente. Per lui l’arte doveva essere un processo di ricerca in relazione con l’architettura, l’edilizia e il design. La mostra vuole ripercorrere l’evoluzione dell’artista attraverso tutti i linguaggi utilizzati ...
El Lissitzky (Eliezer MarkovichLissitzky, Russia 1890-1941) was one of the most influential, experimental and controversial artists of the period between two world wars. Lissitzky approached art as a response to the demands of his time - a time of crisis, profound change, and of faith in industry and revolution.
