small worlds i vassily kandinsky

small worlds i vassily kandinskySmall Worlds I is an iconic work that demonstrates Vassily Kandinsky's investigation of colour, form and harmony, while exploring the limits of perception and artistic expression. The abstract painting is part of a series of lithographs made by Kandinsky during his time at the Bauhaus, a German art school renowned for its avant garde and interdisciplinary approach to art education. The painting is characterised by its abstract and dynamic composition,

The composition is taken from a drawing by the artist Jean-François Millet

reinforcing the feeling of impending wind and storm

Meticulous details

which majestically dominates the landscape

a symbol of abundance

presence of pure colors (yellow

clearly illuminates his torso while his wounds remain in shadow

further accentuating the duality between nature and industry

capable of transcending cultural barriers and artistic conventions

Robert Delaunay's Relief-disks is an orphic work that explores the relationship between geometric shapes

This masterpiece of geometric abstraction invites the viewer into a unique aesthetic and emotional experience

brown and green