A fine-art giclée reproduction of "Painterly Realism of a Football Player - Color Masses in the 4th Dimension" (1915) by Russian artist Kazimir Malevich. Pushing the formal qualities of Cubism and Futurism to their limits, Malevich produced a series of abstract works in a new style called Suprematism, focusing on the relationships between colored geometric shapes against the void of a subtly textured white background. This painting comes from this first group of Suprematist works. The second part of its title refers to four-dimensional space, a mathematical concept that many early-20th-century artists used to justify their depiction of truths beyond sensory perception. Custom frame.