Kandinsky
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Kandinsky

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Kandinsky

About this book

Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944) was a Russian painter credited as being among the first to truly venture into abstract art. He persisted in expressing his internal world of abstraction despite negative criticism from his peers. He veered away from painting that could be viewed as representational in order to express his emotions, leading to his unique use of colour and form. Although his works received heavy censure at the time, in later years they would become greatly influential.

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Information

Publisher
Parkstone International
Year
2015
Print ISBN
9781844841127
eBook ISBN
9781781606094
Topic
Art
Subtopic
Art général

Table of contents

  1. 1. Gouspiar, 1907.
  2. 2. Mountain Lake, 1899.
  3. 3. Munich, Schwabing, 1901.
  4. 4. Achtyrka, Autumn, sketch, 1901.
  5. 5. Kochel (the Lake and the Hotel Grauer Bär), c. 1902.
  6. 6. Poster for the first “Phalanx” Art School exhibition, 1901.
  7. 7. The Park of Saint-Cloud, 1904.
  8. 8. The Mirror, 1907.
  9. 9. Street in Murnau, 1908.
  10. 10. Summer Landscape, 1909.
  11. 11. The Blue Mountain, 1908-1909.
  12. 12. Improvisation VII, 1909.
  13. 13. Improvisation IV, 1909.
  14. 14. Landscape Near Murnau with Locomotive, 1909.
  15. 15. Fatality, 1909.
  16. 16. Ladies in Crinolines, 1909.
  17. 17. Pastorale, 1911.
  18. 18. Improvisation XX, 1911.
  19. 19. Picture with a Circle, 1911.
  20. 20. Black Spot I, 1912.
  21. 21. The Port of Odessa, c. 1898.
  22. 22. Black Lines I, 1913.
  23. 23. Composition VII, 1913.
  24. 24. Small Pleasures, 1913.
  25. 25. Moscow, Zubovsky Square, c. 1916.
  26. 26. Analytical Drawing for Composition VII, 1913.
  27. 27. Landscape, 1917.
  28. 28. Composition, Landscape, c. 1915.
  29. 29. Harbour, 1916.
  30. 30. Untitled, c. 1916.
  31. 31. Moscow, Red Square, 1916.
  32. 32. Winter Day. Smolensk Boulevard, c. 1916.
  33. 33. Suburbs of Moscow, c. 1917.
  34. 34. Imatra, 1917.
  35. 35. Twilight, 1917.
  36. 36. Southern, 1917.
  37. 37. Composition, 1916.
  38. 38. Grey Oval, 1917.
  39. 39. Amazon, 1918.
  40. 40. Rose Knight, 1918.
  41. 41. White Oval, 1919.
  42. 42. Woman in a Gold Dress, c. 1918.
  43. 43. Kandinsky’s Member Card for the New Artist’s Association of Munich, 1908-1909.
  44. 44. Engraving III, 1916.
  45. 45. Composition on Brown, 1919.
  46. 46. Red Oval, 1920.
  47. 47. Two Ovals, 1919.
  48. 48. On White, 1920.
  49. 49. Composition. Red and Black, 1920.
  50. 50. Untitled, 1920-1921.
  51. 51. On Yellow, 1920.
  52. 52. Small Worlds V, 1922.
  53. 53. Blue Circle, 1922.
  54. 54. Church in Murnau, 1908-1909.
  55. 55. In a Black Square, 1923.
  56. 56. Decisive Pink, 1932.
  57. 57. Composition, 1916.
  58. 58. Several Circles, 1926.
  59. 59. Title page of the Bauhaus magazine, 1928.
  60. 60. Floors, 1929.
  61. 61. Varied Actions, 1941.
  62. 62. Blue Heaven, 1940.
  63. 63. Different Parts, 1940.
  64. 64. Red Church, 1917.
  65. 65. Portrait of Kandinsky, c. 1913.
  66. BIOGRAPHY