The 25 artworks by El Lissitzky our visitors ask for most, ranked by popularity and presented one by one, with the specification and the price of each hand-painted reproduction.
Edition 2026 · 25 artworks
Each artwork painted to order
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El Lissitzky · 1890 – 1941
El Lissitzky’s “Wendingen” (1921), published by Hooge Brug and C.A. Mees, embodies Suprematism & Constructivism with geometric abstraction—a pivotal design magazine reflecting the avant-garde.
Discover El Lissitzky’s dynamic ‘Vyeshch’ cover – a striking Constructivist poster! Bold geometric shapes, orange & black, and innovative typography create a modern masterpiece.
Bold Suprematism by El Lissitzky captures a striking geometric wedge against black—a powerful symbol of revolution and abstraction from the 1920s. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its modernist vision into your home.
A striking monochrome masterpiece of Constructivist geometric abstraction, El Lissitzky's To All The Children uses bold typography to redefine modern design and invites you to explore this iconic piece of Soviet avant-garde art.
Part of the Kestnermappe Proun portfolio alongside Rob Levnis and Chapman GmbH Hannover #4 & #7. Explore this masterpiece on ArtsDot.com for high-resolution reproductions.
1919 · Museu Judaico, Nova Iorque · original 40 x 35 cm
Explore El Lissitzky’s ‘The Fire Came & Burnt the Stick’! A vibrant 1919 Suprematist painting reflecting Had Gadya's tale. Discover its symbolism & artistic brilliance.
Experience El Lissitzky's 'Kestnermappe Proun,' a dynamic black & white lithograph showcasing geometric abstraction and Suprematist influence – a cornerstone of modern art.
El Lissitzky’s dynamic ‘Cover of Broom’ (1923) is a striking constructivist lithograph featuring bold geometric shapes and typography, embodying the Russian avant-garde movement. Explore this iconic artwork and bring its energy into your space.
Explore 'Proun 8' by El Lissitzky, a key work of Constructivism. This dynamic geometric composition embodies the fusion of art and architecture, showcasing Lissitzky’s innovative vision.
Experience El Lissitzky's dynamic 'Kestnermappe Proun' lithograph (1923). A striking Suprematist piece featuring a man on a ladder, showcasing bold geometric forms and architectural abstraction – a cornerstone of modern art.
Explore Proun 19D (1922) de El Lissitzky, uma obra-prima do Suprematismo e Constructivismo russo. Descubra a abstração geométrica e o espírito revolucionário desta icônica pintura.
Explore El Lissitzky’s ‘Proun 4 B,’ a seminal Constructivist masterpiece. This oil on canvas combines Suprematism & architecture, showcasing dynamic geometry and early 20th-century abstraction.
Experience the dynamic energy of El Lissitzky's 1923 Suprematist lithograph Kestnermappe Proun, a striking monochrome geometric masterpiece that invites you to explore the revolutionary spirit of the Russian avant-garde.
Explore El Lissitzky's iconic 'Kestnermappe Proun,' a dynamic Suprematist lithograph featuring bold geometric forms and architectural abstraction. A timeless masterpiece by the revolutionary artist.
Explore 'Proun 43' by El Lissitzky, a striking example of Constructivism featuring bold geometry and dynamic composition. A key work from the Proun series.
1919 · Museu Judaico, Nova Iorque · original 40 x 35 cm
Delve into El Lissitzky’s striking depiction of ‘The Cat Came and Devoured the Kid,’ inspired by the Passover song. Explore its symbolic imagery and Suprematist aesthetic – a captivating glimpse into Jewish folklore.
1919 · Museu Judaico, Nova Iorque · original 40 x 35 cm
El Lissitzky's 'The Ox Came and Drank the Water' is a dynamic 1919 painting blending traditional themes with Constructivist geometry. Inspired by ‘The Had Gadya,’ it showcases vibrant colors, layered figures, and reflects Lissitzky’s revolutionary artistic vision.
Experience the dynamic red letters of El Lissitzky's 1928 Constructivist masterpiece, Basic Calculus, a vibrant journey into Russian avant-garde art you can own.
A powerful Socialist Realism poster by El Lissitzky featuring determined figures and military machinery to inspire victory, offering a profound piece of Soviet history for your collection.
