The Piece This original vintage poster announces the 1989 Kazimir Malevich exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam. The artwork presents a striking example of Malevich's late figurative period, depicting a stylized female figure with a serene, blank face and geometric clothing rendered in bold green, red, blue, and yellow hues. The design incorporates a typographic interplay of Latin and Cyrillic scripts in black, green, and red, honoring the artist's Russian origins. Why It Matters - Kazimir Malevich was a pivotal figure in the Russian Avant-Garde and the founder of the Suprematist movement. - The Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam houses the largest collection of Malevich's work outside of Russia, making this exhibition historically significant. - This piece highlights the artist's intriguing return to figuration in his later years, blending it with his signature geometric language. Poster Details Year: 1989 Country: Netherlands Size: 95.0 x 62.5 cm Designer: Kazimir Malevich Condition Very good vintage condition. Bright, clean, and beautifully preserved with only the slightest age-appropriate wear.