Kazimir Malevich
Born Kyiv (formerly Russian Empire, now Ukraine), 1878-1935
A pork-butcher came around to Lodz and we said "Good day." From Lodz to neighboring Radom he passed, and left behind one sorry ass. (Podoshel kolbasnik k Lodzi / my skazali : 'Pan dobrodzi!' Nu, a s Lodz'iu riadom Radom / i ushel s podbitym zadom.)
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Kazimir Malevich
Born Kyiv (formerly Russian Empire, now Ukraine), 1878-1935c. 1914
A pork-butcher came around to Lodz and we said "Good day." From Lodz to neighboring Radom he passed, and left behind one sorry ass. (Podoshel kolbasnik k Lodzi / my skazali : 'Pan dobrodzi!' Nu, a s Lodz'iu riadom Radom / i ushel s podbitym zadom.)
Kazimir Malevich Born Kyiv (formerly Russian Empire, now Ukraine), 1878-1935 →lithographprint
Date
c. 1914
Medium
Color lithograph on cream wove paper, lined with linen
Dimensions
37.4 × 55.3 cm (14 3/4 × 21 13/16 in.)
Museum
Art Institute of Chicago
Location
Chicago, IL
Credit
Edward E. Ayer Fund in memory of Charles L. Hutchinson
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