Kazimir Malevich painted “The Black Suprematist Square” in 1915, in the heat of World War I, but he first conceived the idea 2 years ago in 1913.

Russian art experts have uncovered two previous paintings underneath Kazimir Malevich's famous 'Black Square' (1915) using x-ray technology. Two pictures were discovered under the black paint.

Kazimir Malevich, born in Kyiv, Ukraine in 1879, ... Notable works include "Black Square" and "White on White." Malevich's art emphasized the purity of shape and color, ...

An exhibition "Kazimir Malevich. Not only 'Black Square'" will be on display at VDNKh's 'Worker and Kolkhoz Woman' pavilion Nov. 24, 2017 – Feb. 25, 2018.

Kazimir Malevich, poor and desperate for a commission, ... But Shatskikh also mentions the perfume bottle in her 2012 book Black Square: Malevich and the Origins of Suprematism ...

Malevich painted The Black Square in 1915, some 30 years after French journalist and writer Alphonse Allais came up with a black horizontal rectangle titled "Blacks Fighting in a Dark Cave at Night.".

I’ve spent too much time reading up on your work lately and wasted too much energy despising you. In my mind, Suprematism — your early 20th-century Russian art movement — embodies an ethos that I’ve ...

The Mona Lisa of modernism, Black Square, is the centrepiece of Tate Modern's compelling survey show. ... Kazimir Malevich, Supremus No. 55 1916Krasnodar Territorial Art Museum.