Supremus no. 57 by Kazimir Malevich – Premium Gallery Canvas

Supremus no. 57, Kazimir Malevich, 1916.

Kazimir Malevich (1879–1935), born in Kyiv, founded Suprematism: pure geometric shapes – squares, crosses and bars – floating on white. Before that he painted peasants in a bold folk style and Cubo-Futurist scenes, and in his last years he returned to stylised, faceless peasant figures in strong, flat colour.

Each canvas is made to order in our West Wales workshop. The print is stretched by hand over a solid timber frame 50 mm (2") deep, with a mirror wrap so the whole painting stays on the front and the sides carry on the image. The back is finished with a black dust cover, ready to hang.

Frame depth: 50 mm (2")
Sizes: shown as width × height, in the painting's own proportions
Lead time: made to order
Delivery: free to mainland UK, the Scottish Highlands and Northern Ireland