This second site of the Tretyakov Gallery displays painting and sculpture from the turn of the century to 1990. The collection is an interesting overview of the development of Russian art - the avant garde work of Larionov, Goncharova, Tatlin and Malevich (including the famous 'Black Square') is succeeded by propaganda works: revolutionary art and the idyllic representations of Socialist Realism of the 1940s. After Stalin's death, works gradually became more experimental and the collection culminates in modern installations, photography projects and mixed media work.