Furniture of this color surrounds a table with a wine bottle in a still life by Robert Falk. In a 1912 Symbolist painting meant to combine fresco and icon painting styles, a nude boy leans back while riding a horse of this color as he bathes it in a body of water. In a 1920 painting, a giant man carries an object of this color and marches toward a snow-covered church through a town square filled with a crowd of people who don’t even reach the top of his boots. A painting of eight tilted rectangles of this color was shown at the 0,10 (“zero-ten”) Exhibition. That same artist painted cavalry of this color charging across a Suprematist landscape with a ground consisting of bands of color. A circle is penetrated by a wedge of this color in a propaganda poster by El Lissitzky. For 10 points, in Soviet art, what color often represents the Bolsheviks? ■END■
ANSWER: red [accept krasnyy or krasnaya or krasnoye; accept Red Furniture or Krasnaya mebel’; accept Bathing of a Red Horse or Kupaniye krasnovo konya; accept Eight Red Rectangles or Vosem’ krasnykh pryamougol’nikov; prompt on Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge by asking “Which of those colors is your answer?”] (The second clue is about Kuzma Petrov-Vodkin’s Bathing of a Red Horse, and the third is about Boris Kustodiev’s The Bolshevik.)
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