Latvian Works:

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Axonometric Painting
c. 1920, Museo Thyssen-Bornemisza, Madrid

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Back Cover for Brigade of Artists
1930, David King Collection, London

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Building Socialism under the Banner of Lenin
1931, David King Collection, London

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Construction
1921, State Art Museum of Latvia, Riga

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Construction
1922, Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Cover for Young Guard: Under the Sign of the Komsomol
1924, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Design for Screen/Radio-Orator No. 5
1922, private collection

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Design for the Kremlin Wall for the IV Comintern-Congress and the 5th Anniversary of the October Revolution
1922, State Museum of Arts, Riga

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Everyone Must Vote in the Election of Soviets
1930, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
From NEP Russia will come Socialist Russia
1930, David King Collection, London

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Maquette for a Radio-Announcer
1922, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
The Politburo Leading the World's Workers
1931, David King Collection, London

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Project for a Construction For the Fifth Anniversary of the October Revolution
1922, State Tret'iakov Gallery, Moscow

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Project for an Agitational Propaganda Stand
1922, Art Institute of Chicago

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Sport, from the Magazine Proletarskoye Studentchestvo (Proletarian Students) No. 2
1923, State Art Museum of Latvia, Riga

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Transport Achievement of the First Five Year Plan
1929, Museum of Modern Art, New York

 

Gustav Klucis (Gustav Klutsis) [Latvian, 1895 – 1944]
Without Heavy Industry We Cannot Built Any Industry
1930, private collection