A bright avant-gardist created, without exaggeration, historical works – 3 evenly painted canvases – Pure red, Pure yellow and Pure blue. This gave criticism to N. Tarabukin a reason to make a report entitled “The Last Picture Is Painted.” This triptych embodies the refusal not only of the subject of the image, but also of all “spiritual content.”
Rodchenko expressed an atheistic approach to the fact of the death of art: if at Malevich it turns into non-existence, then at Rodchenko it ceases irreversibly. The artist maximally clears the surface of the picture and concentrates the viewer’s attention on the main points of its organization – line, texture, form, that is, on the primary basis of the pictorial language.
The “basics” of painting as such are demonstrated with all the necessary conditions, while at the same time going beyond the limits of the picturesque borders.
Rouge Jaune. Bleu – Alexander Rodchenko 
Collage Technique by Alexander Rodchenko 
Rojo Amarillo Azul – Alexander Rodchenko 
Yellow-red-blue by Vasily Kandinsky 
Red-Blue-Yellow by Peter Cornelis Mondrian 
Composition with red, yellow and blue by Peter Cornelis Mondrian 
House of Vincent in Arles (yellow House) by Vincent Van Gogh 
Technique de collage – Alexander Rodchenko