Kazimir Malewitsch: „Kopf eines Bauernmädchens“ (um 1913) – Kubistisches Porträt – Handgemalte Ölreproduktion von Dafen Village Studio

Painted around 1913, Head of a Peasant Girl (Голова крестьянской девушки) is one of Kazimir Malevich’s most celebrated Cubo-Futurist portraits from his iconic 1st Peasant Cycle. Preserved in the Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam, the composition deconstructs the traditional Russian folk headpiece and facial structure into overlapping metallic planes, polished cylindrical forms, and bold primary color blocking. Blending French Cubism, Fernand Léger’s “Tubism,” and the sacred geometry of traditional Russian icons, Malevich elevates rural peasant life into a heroic, modern monument—a crucial step that directly preceded his discovery of Suprematism.

Handwerkliche Qualität und Highlights des Studios

• 100% Handbemalte Ausführung: Handcrafted with meticulous skill by senior master painters at Dafen Village Studio, using multi-layered oil glazes to capture the metallic light highlights, crisp geometric contours, and rich impasto texture of the original.

• Materialien in Archivqualität: Rendered on high-density, museum-quality cotton/linen canvas using lightfast, professional-grade oil pigments to preserve high color saturation and structural contrast for decades.

• Museum-Fidelity Detailing: Faithful execution of Malevich’s dynamic red, blue, and metallic tonal balances, faceted facial structures, and rhythmic spatial planes based on official Stedelijk Museum records.

• Individuelle Größenoptionen: Offered in its authentic museum scale ($72 \times 75\text{ cm}$) or fully customizable to fit specific interior wall dimensions.

Empfohlene Aufstellung im Raum

• Wohnbereich: Ideal as a striking primary focal point above living room sofas, dining room sideboards, private study desks, or entry gallery walls.

• Werbung: Complements luxury hotel lobbies, corporate executive suites, architectural firm reception areas, and contemporary art gallery spaces.