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periodo

  1. The Firmament Above the Temple — Paul Klee, 1922
  2. Collage Kakabadze — David Kakabadze, 1929
  3. Abstracción con referencia a un árbol floreciente — Paul Klee, 1925
  4. Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I — David Kakabadze, 1921
  5. Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I — David Kakabadze, 1921

movimiento

  1. Frost Forms Sound of One Hand — Minor White, 1959
  2. Abstracción con referencia a un árbol floreciente — Paul Klee, 1925
  3. Primer Cuadro de Acuarela Abstracta, Colección Mad — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1910
  4. Triptych III — Hryhorii Havrylenko, 1982
  5. Abstract Composition [triptych] — Vaclav Vytlacil, 1937

vibra

  1. The Firmament Above the Temple — Paul Klee, 1922
  2. Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I — David Kakabadze, 1921
  3. Rosas en una Botella — Paul Cézanne, 1904

temas

  1. Frost Forms Sound of One Hand — Minor White, 1959

palabras clave

color principal

  1. Primer Cuadro de Acuarela Abstracta, Colección Mad — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1910
  2. PH-527 — Clyfford Still, 1944
  3. Watercolor Of A Large-flowered Clematis — Alice Bailly
  4. Untitled — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1910
  5. Untitled — Mira Schendel, 1978
  6. Rosas en una Botella — Paul Cézanne, 1904
  7. Weather Change — Helen Frankenthaler, 1963
  8. PH-212 — Clyfford Still, 1947
  9. Collage Kakabadze — David Kakabadze, 1929
  10. Abstracción — David Kakabadze, 1927
  11. The Firmament Above the Temple — Paul Klee, 1922
  12. Untitled — León David Ferrari, 2000
  13. Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I — David Kakabadze, 1921
  14. Three Forms in Orange and Yellow — Henry Moore
  15. Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, I — David Kakabadze, 1921
  16. Abstract Composition [triptych] — Vaclav Vytlacil, 1937
  17. Triptych III — Hryhorii Havrylenko, 1982
  18. Pranzo Italiano — Helen Frankenthaler, 1973
  19. Bird Motif — Henry Moore
  20. Two Forms in Red and Yellow — Henry Moore
  21. Frost Forms Sound of One Hand — Minor White, 1959

otros

  1. Untitled — Alexander Milne Calder
  2. Automatic Drawing — Jean Arp