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Alexander Rodchenko

Russian Author · 1891–1956

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Alexander Rodchenko was a revolutionary artist, both politically and aesthetically. As a decorator, furniture and theater designer, printer, painter, sculptor, and photographer, he worked with a wide variety of media. He was also an art theorist and educator and began teaching at the *VKhUTEMAS* (Higher State Art-Technical Studios) in Moscow in 1920. Best known as a Russian Constructivist artist,

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negative 1936; print 1979
Medium
Toned gelatin silver print
Culture
Russian
Department
Photographs
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Object ID
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