db-art.info [online], www.db-artmag.com [dostęp 2016-03-11], Cytat: Malevich, like many other artists of the Russian avant-garde, considered himself to be a "leftist" and a "revolutionary," even after the Communist Party had restricted his artistic freedom and robbed him of nearly every function in the educational system.
Kazimir Severinovich Malevich Facts, information, pictures, [w:] Encyclopedia of World Biography [online], www.encyclopedia.com, 2004 [dostęp 2016-03-11], Cytat: The Russian painter Kasimir Malevich (1878-1935) founded suprematism and is credited with having painted the first geometric, totally nonrepresentational picture.
Malevich, Casimir, [w:] The Columbia Encyclopedia, 6th ed. [online], www.encyclopedia.com [dostęp 2016-03-12], Cytat: Russian painter. Moving to Moscow in 1906, he became involved in avant-garde artistic circles. He worked first in a style related to fauvism and then turned to a mixture of cubism and futurism before founding his own movement, suprematism, in 1913.
PatriciaP.RailingPatriciaP., Kazimir Malevich Biography [online], International Chamber of Russian Modernism [dostęp 2016-03-19] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2013-12-14].
↑Cytat: Both his parents were of Polish descent. Polish and Russian were his native languages. “Malevich” is the Russian transliteration of his Polish name.
PatriciaP.RailingPatriciaP., Kazimir Malevich Biography, International Chamber of Russian Modernism [dostęp 2016-03-19] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2013-12-14], Cytat: Released from prison, perhaps due to the intercession of a certain Kiril Ivanovich Shutko who had a high position in 1930; he was arrested in 1938 and died in the camps in 1941. (See Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism. Berlin: Deutsche Guggenheim, 2003, p. 250n7.)(ang.).
The inner consciousness Malevich called “intuition [online], bezalel.secured.co.il [dostęp 2016-03-11] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2018-09-01], Cytat: Even so, Malevich also insisted on the relevance of Suprematism to actual social-political life in Russia, identifying his Suprematist revolution in art with the 1917 Socialist Revolution in Russia.
The inner consciousness Malevich called “intuition [online], bezalel.secured.co.il [dostęp 2016-03-11] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2018-09-01], Cytat: Even so, Malevich also insisted on the relevance of Suprematism to actual social-political life in Russia, identifying his Suprematist revolution in art with the 1917 Socialist Revolution in Russia.
PatriciaP.RailingPatriciaP., Kazimir Malevich Biography [online], International Chamber of Russian Modernism [dostęp 2016-03-19] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2013-12-14].
↑Cytat: Both his parents were of Polish descent. Polish and Russian were his native languages. “Malevich” is the Russian transliteration of his Polish name.
PatriciaP.RailingPatriciaP., Kazimir Malevich Biography, International Chamber of Russian Modernism [dostęp 2016-03-19] [zarchiwizowane z adresu 2013-12-14], Cytat: Released from prison, perhaps due to the intercession of a certain Kiril Ivanovich Shutko who had a high position in 1930; he was arrested in 1938 and died in the camps in 1941. (See Kazimir Malevich: Suprematism. Berlin: Deutsche Guggenheim, 2003, p. 250n7.)(ang.).
