dominant curve vassily kandinsky

dominant curve vassily kandinskyVassily Kandinsky's Dominant Curve is one of the most important abstract masterpieces of the Paris period. The translucent background is dotted with the artist's favorite geometric elements: the circle and the grid. An idea of transformation or rebirth emanates from this enigmatic work. The sketch of a staircase represents the difficulty of Kandinsky's journey to reach the cluster of shapes and colors in the center of the painting. The colour palette

The golden rain on the left represents Zeus

and the contrasting geometrical forms give this work a static effect

In this abstract work

Adele's husband

and for no one more than Vincent Van Gogh who painted at least eighteen works of art depicting them

the artist later added the broken branch on the right

the blurring of the outlines leaves an impression of accentuated mist

This is probably his first wife with her son

moving against a warm background

It is one of his last paintings

the tranquility of the sea coexists with almost saturated colors

The style and colours are similar to those used in The Starry Night