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Goncharova, 1913

Posted on June 6th, 2011 by steve



‘She did not hesitate to break up forms and rearrange their component parts. She introduced musical notation, letters and words, as they flash past in shop signs; she expressed movement by repeating the same form in several phases of its action and velocity by blurring contours.’ –Goncharova: Stage Designs and Paintings

The work of Natalya Goncharova (1881-1962).

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