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Painterly Architectonic
Pictures by Lyubov Popova
Lyubov Popova's Painterly Architectonic of 1915 stacks planes of yellow, red, blue and cream against black, like the parts of a building going up. Popova studied Cubism in Paris, then in Moscow made it into her own bold abstract style, which she named painterly architectonics. For someone who loves modern art.
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Picasso and Cubism / Painterly Architectonic / Lyubov Popova, 1915 / Planes of yellow, red, black and white overlap like the parts of a building going up. Lyubov Popova studied Cubism in Paris and then, in Moscow, turned it into her own bold abstract art, which she called painterly architectonics.
