Ivan Puni Numbered Lithograph Signed Abstract Salon Des Independants

  
Signed the stamp of the signature numbered 120 copies on vellum ex size 90 x 63 cm. Ivan Albertovich punished, says Jean pougny Russian, Born in 1892 in Kuokkala. In 1956, is a painter.

The family is punished ivan original Italian. It is a small-son of Cesare pugni. In 1910 he made his first visit to Paris where he discovered Paul Cézanne.

On his return to Russia, because of the outbreak of the First World War. He joined the group of vanguard \Khlebnikov and painter. At petrograd in March 1915, he organized the first Futurist exhibition. He called \The instruction given to artists is not to show their works before the opening.

The surprise is the discovery of two distinct streams: one represented by kasimir malevitch. Offering quirky variations of Cubism. And the second by Vladimir Tatlin. Who transposing cubism in volume, pushing through the form of deconstructive logic.

Puni it exposes eleven of his Cubist-inspired works but also a relief \This exhibition caused a scandal. One critic sees in his paintings that \Puni recurrence in late 1915 and organizes the \Around Tatlin and supremacist. After the revolution of October 1917 in which he rallied enthusiastically punished shows a predilection for what has no aesthetic value, letters, numbers, and the most utilitarian objects \acquire a new meaning (artistic) without losing its character object (for social use). \He was appointed professor at the Academy of Fine Arts petrograd. Having the feeling of being at an impasse, \In 1919, he moved to Berlin first and then in Paris in 1924 and adopted the name pougny jeans.

In the 40s and 50s, he painted canvases in an intimate style to the Édouard Vuillard. In 1956, he gives his works at the National Museum of Modern Art of Paris. \\\\\The item \The seller is \This article can be shipped worldwide.

1. Type: lithography <\/ li>
2. Theme: Abstract <\/ li>
3. Period: XXth contemporary <\/ li>
4. type: Expressionism <\/ li>
5. Features: Signed <\/ li>
6. authenticity: original <\/ li> <\/ Ul>