Olga RozanovaRussian, 1886–1918Cover from Te li le
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Meanwhile, in the life of Olga Rozanova
The whole life1911–1916 · Residence
Saint Petersburg
1912
Meets Khlebnikov and Kruchenykh
She meets the Futurist poets Velimir Khlebnikov and Aleksei Kruchenykh. With Kruchenykh she has a close, intimate relationship: they part several times and do not live together for long.
April – May 1914
A Futurist exhibition in Rome at Marinetti's invitation
At Marinetti's invitation she is one of four Russian artists — along with A. P. Archipenko, N. I. Kulbin and A. A. Exter — to take part in the First International Futurist Exhibition in Rome (Sprovieri Gallery, Russian section).
December 1915
The “Last Futurist Exhibition 0,10”
She takes part in the “Last Futurist Exhibition 0,10” in Petrograd.
1916
Secretary of Malevich's Supremus society
She becomes secretary of the Supremus society headed by Kazimir Malevich. By this time her style has developed from Cubism and Italian Futurism towards pure abstraction, in which composition is built on visual weight and the interrelation of colours.
1916 – 7 November 1918 · Residence
Moscow
