Paint by Numbers "Flower Girl. Kazymyr Malevych"

$32.00

Paint by Numbers "Flower Girl. Kazymyr Malevych"

Name: Paint by Numbers "Flower Girl. Kazymyr Malevych"
Brand: Vibe UA
SKU: PBU-0005
Price: 32.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$32.00

Characteristics

Painting size: 30 x 40 cm (vertical orientation)

Difficulty: high level

Number of colors: 22

Base: natural cotton canvas on a wooden stretcher

What's included in the kit?

Each "Flower Girl. Kazimir Malevich" kit contains everything you need to get started:

Natural canvas: High-quality cotton canvas stretched on a sturdy wooden stretcher. The canvas already has a contour image with numbering applied.
Acrylic paints: Eco-friendly, vibrant water-based acrylic paints in sealed containers. No mixing required.
Brush set: 3 brushes of different thicknesses for painting areas of various sizes.
Mounting: A set for hanging the finished painting on the wall.
Reference sheet: A copy of the scheme on paper to check the numbering.

How to start painting?

Simply find the number on the paint container and paint the areas with the same number on the canvas.

Order the "Flower Girl. Kazimir Malevich" painting today and discover the joy of creativity!

Kazymyr Malevych

1879 – 1935

Kazymyr Malevych is a Ukrainian artist, teacher, and publicist. He is one of the founders of Suprematism, Cubo-Futurism, and abstractionism.

In his autobiography, Malevych wrote that his conscious development as an artist was inextricably linked to Ukrainian folk art, especially icons, wall paintings of village houses, and embroidery.

In 1915, Malevych made an artistic revolution by presenting to the world the painting "Black Square" — a manifesto of Suprematism that expressed absolute abstraction and a total rejection of representational art. The principles of Cubism, Futurism, and Expressionism can also be seen in some of his canvases. His works from the 1930s, featuring faceless and armless figures, reflect the tragedy of forced collectivization and the premonition of the Holodomor.

Most famous paintings: "Black Square" (1915), "White on White" (1918), "Suprematism" (1915).