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90 - Nikolai Mikhaylovich SUETIN (1897–1954). Two plates with monochrome Suprematist designs. “Red Rectangles and a Circle,” “Labyrinth.” State Porcelain Factory, 1923. Diameter: 27 cm and 26.2 cm Nikolai Suetin was born on October 25, 1897, in Miatlevskaya (Kaluga). He studied at the Vitebsk Art Institute from 1918 to 1922 and joined the avant-garde group UNOVIS in 1919. Founded by Kazimir Malevich, UNOVIS sought to forge an alliance between the fine arts and utilitarian objects—a trend that was also central to Russian Constructivism. Nikolai Suetin subsequently worked with Malevich on Suprematist architectural projects and also applied Suprematist principles to his ceramic designs for the State Porcelain Factory (Lomonosov) in Leningrad. He exhibited a Suprematist tea set at the Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925. In 1932, when he became chief designer at the Porcelain Factory, his work reflected more traditional decorative styles that were in line with the Stalinist totalitarian regime and Socialist Realism.
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Nikolai Mikhaylovich SUETIN (1897–1954). Two plates with monochrome Suprematist designs. “Red Rectangles and a Circle,” “Labyrinth.” State Porcelain Factory, 1923. Diameter: 27 cm and 26.2 cm Nikolai Suetin was born on October 25, 1897, in Miatlevskaya (Kaluga). He studied at the Vitebsk Art Institute from 1918 to 1922 and joined the avant-garde group UNOVIS in 1919. Founded by Kazimir Malevich, UNOVIS sought to forge an alliance between the fine arts and utilitarian objects—a trend that was also central to Russian Constructivism. Nikolai Suetin subsequently worked with Malevich on Suprematist architectural projects and also applied Suprematist principles to his ceramic designs for the State Porcelain Factory (Lomonosov) in Leningrad. He exhibited a Suprematist tea set at the Exhibition of Decorative and Industrial Arts in Paris in 1925. In 1932, when he became chief designer at the Porcelain Factory, his work reflected more traditional decorative styles that were in line with the Stalinist totalitarian regime and Socialist Realism.
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