A Guy Davenport essay claims that a surrealist from this country inspired much of Burnt Norton and Paterson through his oil paintings Hide and Seek and Phenomena. A hand holds a (10[1])pair of compasses in a photomontage self-portrait by an artist from this country, whose typography (-5[1])designs (10[1])incorporated abstract forms called Prouns (10[9])(“pro-OONS”). A (10[3])“Last Futurist (-5[1])Exhibition” in this country (10[1])featured an (10[1])artist who planned to install radio equipment atop (10[1])a never-built rotating (10[1])tower. (10[4]-5[1])A red (-5[1])triangle (10[3])spears (10[1])a white (10[1])circle (10[3])in a propaganda (10[1])poster (10[3])created (10[2])by an artist from (10[1])this country, (10[1]-5[2])El (10[1])Lissitzky. (10[3])At this country’s 0,10 (“zero, ten”) exhibition, the (-5[1])painting Black Square (10[4])was displayed (10[2])by a (10[1])Suprematist (10[4])whose work opposed (10[1])Constructivism. (10[1]-5[1])For 10 points, what home country of Kazimir (10[1])Malevich (10[2])developed (-5[2])socialist (10[1])realism? (10[3])■END■ (10[7]0[4])