Composition VII
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Wassily Kandinsky — Composition VII, 1913
Kandinsky’s Composition VII is justly considered to be the apex of his artistic output before the First World War. More than 30 preparatory studies in watercolor and oil precede the painting, and serve as documentary
wassilykandinsky.net →Kandinsky’s Composition VII is justly considered to be the apex of his artistic output before the First World War. More than 30 preparatory studies in watercolor and oil precede the painting, and serve as documentary evidence of its creation. Remarkably, after months of preparation, the final composition itself was executed in only four days. This is confirmed by photographs taken between 25 and 28 November 1913 . Ulya from Vologda: This one reminds me of how complexed human mind is and how much we can have inside it. Kandinsky was a genius and he's my favorite. :): This is awesome! We are learning Wassily Kandinsky and I think this piece of work is amazingly messy but very perfect and sorted! Greg: I wonder if artist such as Shawn Thornton are inspired by this type of art and specifically this artist. Jordi: The solar plexus of space-time. Russia was born to suffer, therefore exist. Gianni: Who owns this painting know and did anyone else have to write an essay on this? Because I did! Ernest J. Smith: Who owned this painting after Kandinsky died, and how did this painting end up at the Tretyakov Gallery, Moscow?
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- Image
- Composition VII - Wassily Kandinsky, GAC.jpg
- Height
- 200
- Width
- 300
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- Composition VII - Wassily Kandinsky
- inception
- 1913-01-01
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- www.wassilykandinsky.net/work-36.php
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