The first abstract watercolor by Vasily Kandinsky

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1. Hard-Flexible by Vasily Kandinsky This is the work of the late Kandinsky, referring to the period of “biomorphic abstraction”, which is also called “Parisian”. The famous collector Solomon Guggenheim bought it directly by the...
2. Composition VII by Vasily Kandinsky Kandinsky in this period worked on a new pictorial formula consisting of lines, dots and combined geometric figures representing his visual and intellectual research. Lyrical abstraction shifted towards a more...
3. The Blue Horseman by Vasily Kandinsky Painting “The Blue Horseman” is a business card, a trademark of the artist. It was written in 1903. At this time a group of young artists released a famous almanac...
4. Moscow II by Vasily Kandinsky “Moscow II”, written by Kandinsky in 1916 – one of the most beautiful paintings of the “Russian period”, located in private collections. The turbulent events that brought the artist back...
5. Dominant curve by Vasily Kandinsky Vasily Kandinsky left Germany in 1933, when the Nazis came to power. The ideologists of fascism sharply condemned the new trends in painting, the “degenerate art” was persecuted, the pictures...
6. Several Circles by Vasily Kandinsky Painting “A few laps,” written in 1926. Materials for writing works were the oil and canvas. Dimensions 140×140 cm canvas up. At the moment the picture is in New York,...
7. In the gray by Vasily Kandinsky The painting “In Gray” is one of the rare in the artist’s work. It was conceived as a composition with mountains, boats and figures of people. But in the final...
8. In-depth impulse by Vasily Kandinsky So often found in the works of Kandinsky circles, here fill the whole space of the canvas like celestial bodies. Indeed, according to Jelena Hahl Koch, a well-known researcher of...
9. 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...
10. Circles in the circle by Vasily Kandinsky The painting “Circles in a circle” shows a special style of Kandinsky early 1920s, when he began teaching at the Bauhaus in Weimar. He moved away from the spontaneous style...
11. 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...
12. Composition VIII by Vasily Kandinsky “Composition VIII” was created in the so-called “cold period”, the canvases of which were marked by rigor, scientific logic and contained a rational beginning. In this painting the artist went...
13. Improvisation by Vasily Kandinsky “Improvisation 28”. The main leitmotif of the work is a crusade against the traditional aesthetic values and the artist’s dream of a better, more spiritual future through the transforming power...
14. 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...
15. Binz on Rugen by Vasily Kandinsky “Binz on Rugen” is a rare early work of the Kandinsky student period, embodying his experiments with technique and a thoughtful study of color, which will manifest itself in full...
16. Cossacks by Vasily Kandinsky Many connoisseurs of painting agree that the paintings of Vasily Kandinsky are full of life. Bright spots, curved lines that resemble hieroglyphs – all these mysterious figures creep in, penetrate...
17. Impulsion en profondeur – Vasily Kandinsky Si souvent trouvés dans les œuvres des cercles Kandinsky, ils remplissent ici tout l’espace de la toile comme des corps célestes. En effet, selon le témoignage de Jelena Hahl Koch,...
18. 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...
19. 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...
20. Red Square by Vasily Kandinsky The painting “Red Square” is an urban landscape, where Kandinsky creates the image of the center of Moscow, one of his favorite cities. The artist uses a futuristic way of...