Showing 5 artworks with Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky and with 1922 and with Kandinsky
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- Expressionism
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- Spirituality
- Russian Artist
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- Spiritual Art
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- Wood Painting
- Russian Art
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- Gouache Painting
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- Line Drawing
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- Klein Welten Vii
- Small Worlds
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- Small Worlds Vii
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- 1920S
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- Monochrome Painting
This monochrome study exemplifies Kandinsky’s modernist approach to abstraction. Characterized by intersecting lines and geometric shapes—inspired by Impressionism and Wagnerian opera—it conveys spiritual energy through a textured gouache surface. Discover the artist's pioneering role in Expressionism and Bauhaus aesthetics.
Witness Kandinsky's revolutionary abstraction with "Small Worlds VII." This vibrant wood painting, created in 1922, showcases geometric forms and bold colors – a cornerstone of modern art.
Explore Wassily Kandinsky's enigmatic 'Untitled,' a complex 1922 painting brimming with symbolic objects and figures, reflecting his pioneering abstraction & spiritual themes. A captivating glimpse into the artist’s creative process.
Discover Wassily Kandinsky's 'Kleine Welten VI'! This iconic 1922 woodcut, a cornerstone of abstract expressionism, showcases circles & color – a spiritual journey in form and line.
Explore Wassily Kandinsky's "Small Worlds IV" (1922). This lithograph showcases vibrant geometric shapes and colors, embodying his pioneering abstract expressionism and reflecting Constructivist influences.