Aleksandr rodchenko

In New York summer 1998 on a visit to MOMA, was introduced to the work of Alexander Rodchenko for the first time “in the flesh” having witnessed so many pieces influenced by his style /…

The Soviet avant-garde understood itself to be fashioning a new world.

The history of Russian Constructivism is profoundly indebted to the contributions by the artist and theorist Alexander Rodchenko (1891-1956). Especially prolific in the 1920s following the Russian Revolution, Rodchenko was deeply convicted in unifying aesthetics, politics and everyday life. He worked across media — creating advertisements with a bold formalist visual language, photographs reflecting the artist’s novel philosophical approach to perception, and politically-charged theater…

Aleksandr Rodchenko. Columns of the Museum of the Revolution. 1926. Gelatin silver print. 11 5/16 × 7 1/8" (28.7 × 18.1 cm). Gift of the Rodchenko Family. 784.1998. Photography

Alexandr Rodchenko started out as a painter & sculptor but turned out to be a very skilled graphic designer & photographer too. A versatile artist. He studied at the academy of Kazan from 1…

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Aleksandr Mikhailovich Rodchenko was a Russian painter, sculptor, designer, and photographer who was a dedicated leader of the Constructivist movement.