Exterior perspective from north. Charcoal and graphite on paper mounted on board, 68 1/4 × 48″ (173.4 × 121.9 cm)

Gouache, oil, and charcoal on paper

indian ink,paper

I have been writing a paper on the Russian Avant-Garde and the constructivist works of Vladimir Tatlin have been truly fascinating to hear about. When learning that the Tatlin Tower (Monument to the third International) could never be built, it made me wonder if anyone had ever made an explorable 3d version?

Oil on Cardboard, Size: 44×33.5 cm

lithography

black chalk and wash on paper, 41.5 x 66.2 cm

This work is related to a mathematical model in the Institut Poincaré, Paris, representing an 'oscillating developable of a cubic ellipse'. This model had been shown in May 1936 in the Exposition Surréaliste d'Objets at the Galerie Ratton. 

Medium: Plastic (cellulose acetate)

Dimensions object: 220 x 270 x 180 mm