Let's fulfill the plan of great works [1930]

Let's fulfill the plan of great works [1930]

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'Let's fulfill the plan of great works' by Gustav Klutsis (1895–1938).

A central figure of Constructivism and pioneer of photomontage, Gustav Klutsis from Latvia participated in the political and intellectual communities of the early Soviet Union as a photographer, painter, sculptor, graphic artist, designer, and teacher. After a period studying under Kasimir Malevich, Klutsis translated Suprematism’s fascination with pure geometry into more architectural constructions of wood and paper. In the 1920s he started using combinations of photographs taken from everyday life, self-portraits, drawings, and cut-outs from publications to create an early form of photomontage.

Klutsis also created utilitarian objects through an ingenious combination of industrial design and assemblage, as in his agitprop stands made from fragments of loudspeakers, platforms, film projectors, and screens. Late in his career he was a key member of the avant-garde collective October alongside El Lissitzky, Alexander Rodchenko, and wife Valentina Kulagina.

Title Let's fulfill the plan of great works
Author Gustav Klutsis (1895–1938)
Year 1930
City Moscow, St. Petersburg (Leningrad)
Dimensions
29 x 41 cm
11 1/2 x 16 1/8 in
Paper weight 170 gsm
Printing method Offset