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the Soviet movement that rejected art for its own sake and treated artists as constructors of useful objects from industrial materials.

In art history, Constructivism refers to the Soviet movement that rejected art for its own sake and treated artists as constructors of useful objects from industrial materials. This meaning comes from Lodder (1983) in Russian constructivism.[1]

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  1. Lodder, C. (1983). Russian constructivism. Yale University Press. ISBN 9780300027273

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