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Lyubov Popova - The role of the 'representational...
The role of the 'representational arts' - painting, sculpture, and even architecture.... has ended, as it is no longer necessary for the consciousness of our age, and everything art has to offer can simply be classified as a throwback. (Lyubov Popova)

The role of the 'representational arts' - painting, sculpture, and even architecture.... has ended, as it is no longer necessary for the consciousness of our age, and everything art has to offer can simply be classified as a throwback.

Lyubov Popova

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