heavy red kandinsky

heavy red kandinskyVassily Kandinsky pushed the boundaries of abstract art throughout his career. Here, geometric elements of various shapes and colors are scattered in a dynamic and interactive manner, inspiring a state of alterable equilibrium, moving against a warm background. Although it is fascinating to decipher the symbols, according to Kandinsky the colors and lines were meant to function subliminally to encourage a new spiritual apprehension. The artist

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

red and blue articulated in such a way as to create an opposition between the left and the right

Paul Gauguin had never achieved such a perfect mastery of his art

The translucent background is dotted with the artist's favorite geometric elements: the circle and the grid

then gradually overlap

When he discovered Saint-Tropez in 1892

which suggests nuances of relief and depth

while the procession of crows invites one to explore what the artist does not show

the artist seeks to capture the nocturnal atmosphere of a small square in a Provençal town

Claude Monet finds the contact of his Normandy coast

Here Vincent Van Gogh attaches importance to perspective

This work by Claude Monet is bathed in dark emerald green