Inspired by Nina Kogan's Cubist Composition (1942), this exceptional handwoven tapestry pays tribute to one of the pioneering women of the Russian Avant-Garde. Rich in geometric forms and harmonious colors, it faithfully captures the spirit of Cubism while celebrating the timeless beauty of handcrafted textile art. Entirely handwoven in premium wool on a 100% cotton foundation, this unique tapestry demonstrates remarkable craftsmanship, a dense weave, and outstanding attention to detail. Its elegant composition makes it an impressive statement piece for modern interiors, galleries, collectors, and design professionals. This tapestry is a one-of-a-kind piece, combining artistic heritage with exceptional textile craftsmanship. Specifications Artist: Nina Kogan Artwork: Cubist Composition (1942) Type: Unique Piece Technique: Handwoven Materials: Premium wool on cotton foundation Dimensions: 167 × 256 cm (66 × 101 in) Condition: Excellent overall condition About Nina Kogan Nina Kogan (1889–1942) was a Russian avant-garde artist associated with the Suprematist movement founded by Kazimir Malevich. A painter, educator, and designer, she explored geometric abstraction and innovative compositions that became hallmarks of early twentieth-century modernism. Although her career was tragically cut short during World War II, her work remains an important contribution to the history of abstract art and the Russian avant-garde. This handwoven tapestry is a refined tribute to Kogan's artistic legacy and a rare decorative artwork for collectors and lovers of modern design.
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ConditionExcellentColorsMulti ColorMaterialWoolNumber of items1Height256 cmWidth167 cmDepth1 cm