BEAMALEVICH
5.0
Minimum € 100
Magnets | Sportsmen
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A tribute to Kazimir Malevich. Inspired by his "Sportsmeny" painting (Sportsmen), from 1931. This iconic artwork signalled the artist’s return to figuration in his Post-Suprematist phase after the 1920s. Its image is straightforward yet striking – four colourful harlequinesque figures facing the viewer against a neutral background. Each figure consists of five separable pieces, totalling twenty parts that you can mix and match. Their human outline, exactly like the one in the painting, is easily recognisable, along with its style. You can play with the head, arms, torso, and entire legs as you please. This magnet appears in Pedro Almodóvar's 2021 film "Madres Paralelas". From Beamalevich's collection of magnets inspired by 20th century art and architecture - the “M(art)gnets”. SPECIFICATIONS Dimensions: H10.7 x W3.7 cm | H4.2 x W1.4 in
| Length | 10.7 cm |
| Width | 3.7 cm |
| Weight | 58g |
| Pattern | Geometric |
| Values | Handmade |
| Made in | Spain |
| Brand location | Spain |
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BEAMALEVICH
5.0
Minimum € 100
We are a Barcelona-based team who works in creating decorative design items and in reinventing everyday objects, with the aim of awakening people’s aesthetic and cultural curiosity. Inspired mostly —but not only— by European 20th-century artists, we work closely with renowned museums & cultural institutions, concept and retail shops, and store chains, that help us know our customers better, and attend the most important fairs and exhibits of our sector to stay ahead for the future of the art.
