El Lissitzky, New Man, 1923, suprematism art

El Lissitzky, New Man, 1923, suprematism artEl Lissitzky's artwork "The New Man (Neuer)" is a lithograph created in 1923. It is a part of his series of prints and designs called "For the Voice," which was published in Berlin in 1923. The series consisted of twenty six lithographs and a poem by Mayakovsky. "The New Man (Neuer)" depicts a futuristic man standing in a dynamic, abstract environment. The figure's body is comprised of geometric shapes, emphasizing his mechanical and technological

The colors used are muted and subdued

"Nude Woman Lying" is a painting by Pablo Picasso that was created in 1932

creating a warm and inviting atmosphere despite the fragmented forms

that overlap and intersect in a dynamic and energetic composition

and includes detailed illustrations of important buildings

The map was published in 1844 by the Society for the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge (SDUK)

a realm of the subconscious and the unknown

which is characterized by a playful use of abstract forms and a bold color palette

possibly inspired by Picasso's partner

While the composition is similar to earlier versions of the painting

Her face is fragmented and broken down into geometric shapes

The upward motion of the shapes and the light