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ART CYCLE: FEMINISM; FUTURISM, CYCLISME

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Art Cycle: Feminism, Futurism, Cyclisme

How Russian avant-gardist Natalia Goncharova put a factory worker on two wheels in her 1913 Cubo-Futurist masterpiece, Cyclist. Words by James Startt.

By James Startt

Photography by STR/Getty

1 DECEMBER 2023 | UPDATED 09.39 AM BST

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