The artwork titled “Wilhelm’s Merry-Go-Round,” created by Kazimir Malevich in 1914, belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement. This poster measures 33 x 52 cm.
The artwork depicts a chaotic and colorful scene on a yellow path, surrounded by green hills and a blue sky. Explosions and fire dominate the background, illustrating a battle or conflict. In the center, a figure dressed in green, presumably representing Wilhelm II, runs along a curved path, while various scenes of war and destruction unfold around him. The artwork uses bold colors and stylized forms characteristic of the Naïve Art movement. The combination of vibrant colors and primitive techniques conveys a whimsical yet poignant commentary on the nature of warfare.