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Radiation (Rayonism)

Direction in abstract painting, created by the first Russian avant-garde artist Mikhail Larionov.

Mikhail Larionov developed radiism (1911-1912) by depicting the invisible: the intersection of rays emanating from objects. His work captured a spatial form emerging beyond the visible - an attempt to recreate an unknowable reality.

Works by Mikhail Larionov

Luchism. Composition of Red and Blue, 1909

Luchism. Composition, 1910

Composition, 1910

First Zionist Composition, 1911, Tate, London

Luchism. Composition Head, 1911, New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Luchist composition, 1911

Beach, Red and Blue Radiation, 1911, Ludwig Museum, Cologne

Radiant sausage and mackerel, 1912, Ludwig Museum, Cologne

Rooster and Chicken, 1912, GTG

Luchism. Composition, 1912

Portrait of a Fool, 1912

Luchism. White Composition, 1912

Luchism. Grey-blue composition, 1910s

Luchism. Composition. The 1910th

Luchism. Green Composition, 1912

Luchism. Abstract composition, 1910s

Luchism. Composition. The 1910th

Luchism. Four-color composition, 1910s

The universe. Radiant composition, 1912

Illustration for the book "Lipstick" by Alexei Kruchenykh. Lithography, 1913

Luchism. Composition No. 8, 1913, New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Luchism. Composition No. 9, 1913, New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Lantern Street, 1913, Thyssen-Bornemisa Museum, Madrid

Woman in a Hat, 1913

Dominant Red, 1913, New York Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Composition. Blue Radiism, 1913

Luchism. Composition with Blue, 1910s

Radiant landscape, 1910s

Sunny Day, 1914, Georges Pompidou's National Centre for Art and Culture, Paris

Blue Radiation, 1915

Luchism. Composition (?)

Zionist composition, 1920s

Luchism. Composition, 1920s

Composition, 1920s

Luchism. Composition, 1925

Soldier's Head, 1920s (TIMING)

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Radiation (Rayonism)

Works by Mikhail Larionov

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