Kazimir Malevich - black rectangle, red square

Black square and red square was created in 1915 during the First World War and should originally have no meaning. Malewitsch's work was often referred to by historians and critics as the "zero point" of painting, which refers to the historical meaning of the picture and Malewitsch paraphrased. The painting was sold for the record amount of $ 60 million.

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