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Kazimir Malevich, a recent book of S. O. Khan-Magomedov of "Avant-garde creators" series has appeared within the “Russian Avant-garde”, Sergey Gordeev’s publishing project.

Nikolai Mikhailovich Suetin, one of the leading artists of the "Malevich’s Circle”, was one of Malvich’s favorite students. He was a faithful follower of Malevich, and nevertheless with creating an original version of Suprematism he retained his own vivid personality. Suetin developed and applied his theory and practice to art, design, architecture, printing art, and porcelain. He was one of the key figures of the Vitebsk “Unovis” group, he worked with Malevich in Ginhuk (Leningrad state art university). For a long time he had been an chief artist at the Leningrad Porcelain Factory. He worked in the studio of the architect Alexander Nikolsky, concentrating on polychromy in architecture. He is an author of a number of design projects of major international exhibitions of 1930-1950's.

Alexei Mikhailovich Gan is one of the creators of Russian Constructivism 1920s, the creator of the original theoretical model of constructivism as a socially-oriented "intellectual production", the master of constructivist typography, the newsreel director, the author of the"mass action" theory in the Performing Arts. He published and made "Kino-phot” magazine into page, he designed kiosks and film wall sheets, he took part in settingup a Constructivists’ Group, the Union of Contemporary Architects and "Oktyabr" society.

The book narrates the art of Vladimir Shukhov,a greate russian engineer, who glorified his name not only with the famous televition tower but his numerous projects, buildings and patents, which opened a new page in the building sector in the area of hyperboloid structures. His work is largely changed the form-building of the avant-garde architectural concepts.

Within the “Russian Avant-garde”, Sergey Gordeev’s publishing project "Melnikov House” a new edition of Andrei Pavlovich Gozak which opens a new series - "Masterpieces of the avantgarde" has appeared.