Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) — Dominant Curve [oil on canvas, 1936]
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Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) — Dominant Curve [oil on canvas, 1936]
László Moholy-Nagy, "A 20," 1927,
Oil and Graphite on canvas,
80 x 95,5 cm (31 1/2 x 37 5/8 inches).
ENA + Russian Constructivism and Suprematism.
I FINALLY got tumblr to work (thx new VPN) only to see that my last post published three times (thanks wonky train internet lol)
Anyway, I was in Yekaterinburg! It's a city at the foot of the Ural mountains (the Urals being the range that divides Russia's European and Asian parts (Siberia)) and Russia's 4th biggest city. I'd wanted to go there for a long time because the city was majorly built and rebuilt in 1920s and still largely consists of 20s/30s architecture, which I'm a sucker for. I was not disappointed! Here are some of my favourite buildings.
The Main Postal Office, still functions as such.
2. The House of the Press - originally printing house and newspaper offices, now restaurants and offices.
3. Residential building.
4. The White Tower, originally a water tower, now abandoned.
5. Residential building for singles and small families (without children), part of the Chekist Town. Now a hotel.
6-7. The Dinamo stadium, still functions.
There were so many more, they were everywhere. It was amazing and I loved it!
They leave the West behind ☎️✈️
László Moholy-Nagy, QXX, 1923, Wuppertal, Von der Heydt-Museum. Photo from March 2026.
El Lissitzky, Construction Proun No. 2, 1920
Melnikov's Garage The Gosplan Garage (also known as the headlight garage, horseshoe garage, or Melnikov garage) is one of the last examples of avant-garde architecture in Moscow, created by the architect Konstantin Melnikov in 1934-1936