Yellow-red-blue by Vasily Kandinsky

The picture “Yellow-red-blue” can be considered as a symphony of ideas of Suprematism and Bauhaus. Conditionally, the composition is divided into two parts. The first is filled with geometric figures

White Oval by Vasily Kandinsky

The picture shows a white oval with an irregular configuration on a black marble background. Background performs an equally important active role, as in realistic portraits. He brightens and simultaneously

Several circles by Vasily Kandinsky

In the early 20-ies, after returning from Russia to Germany, Kandinsky’s works acquire characteristic geometricity, on the canvas becomes more space, the element gives way to order. Fascinated by the

Night by Vasily Kandinsky

Most of the surviving works of the Kandinsky period of 1900-1908 are in the Impressionist style. They are largely secondary and do not represent a special interest. This applies to

Improvisation 7 by Vasily Kandinsky

Having abandoned figurative, objective painting, Vasily Kandinsky sought new forms for his new art. These innovative forms were compositions and improvisations, which, not having a clearly expressed plot program, carried

Untitled by Vasily Kandinsky

This dynamic watercolor was written by Kandinsky in the mid-1920s, when his art, both theoretically and in practice, is experiencing a powerful upsurge. Returning to Germany from Moscow in June