A younger, diverse avant-garde movement (itself divided into rationalists and constructivists). With the exception of the Vesnin brothers, few constructivists had acquired professional experience before World War I; the war, Revolution of 1917 and Civil war halted any new construction for a decade (1914–1926).
A younger, varied avant-garde movement (divided into rationalists and constructivists). Except for the Vesnin brothers, few constructivists had professional experience before World War I; the war, Revolution of 1917, and Civil War halted any new construction for a decade.