Russisk Avantgarde uses a group of prominent Russian artists from the beginning of the century to depict a turbulent period in the country's recent history: Malevic, Filonov, Tatlin and the ideologist and commissar, Nikolaj Punin. This is a dramatic story about a group of radical artists who were finally betrayed by the communist regime after having dedicated their lives to the revolution. Only since the onslaught of perestrojka have museum cellars seen the light of day and released these forbidden works of art.
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