Students examined the colors and lines in Wassily Kandinsky’s abstract paintings. Students created colorful hearts with crayon and watercolor .

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First time I saw Kandinsky’s work I saw: movement. Instantly could see it animated.

And then I went to look at his work and this piece, named Composition 8, which implied to me that he was inspired by music. End up choosing Orange to animate.

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Münter was born to a well-off Berlin family. In 1898 she spent 2y in the US. From 1901 she studied at a range of schools & came into Kandinsky’s orbit. She was his partner for 10y. Münter by Kandinsky (1903) & early drawings (1902), including a self-portrait

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The central motif of Kandinsky’s painting, called “Improvisation 31 (Sea Battle)” (1913) is a pair of sailing ships locked in combat…their tall masts appearing as slender black lines. ⛵️

Cannons blast as the ships are tossed upon turbulent waves .🌊

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‘Kandinsky’s art sometimes contained geometric elements to which he attached mystical meaning, as people often have throughout history.’

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Play a Kandinsky: A New Simulation Lets You Experience Kandinsky’s Synesthesia & the Sounds He May Have Heard When Painting "Yellow-Red-Blue”
https://t.co/knnm58VGeu

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Play a Kandinsky: A New Simulation Lets You Experience Kandinsky’s Synesthesia & the Sounds He May Have Heard

When Painting "Yellow-Red-Blue" https://t.co/knnm58VGeu

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art was influenced by early 20th century losing original forms & became abstract concepts. He referenced painting a concert in 1911. Did he have synaesthesia, this is oft debated. Films of him show his fluid & rhythmic gestural technique

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20th century Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky’s fascination with vibrant colour remained a feature of his works even as they progressively moved toward abstraction ~ Couple on Horseback / Landscape with Factory Chimney / First Abstract Watercolour (1906-1910)

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Kandinsky’s Introspective Path to Abstract Reality: https://t.co/HPRkAKOpUv

The Russian lawyer-turned-painter sought to simplify art through a deconstructive approach to painting and by visualizing his inner workings.

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It has been awhile since tweeting.This has kept me busy. 😊Completed “Kandinsky’s after his “Gorge Composition.”Prints are available on my website if interested. Have a beautiful weekend! 💕🦋#butterflies

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Like Picabia’s painting, Kandinsky’s improvisation is not entirely abstract.

At the center is a pair of sailing ships locked in combat, their tall masts appearing as slender black lines. Cannons blast as the ships are tossed upon turbulent waves.

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Wassily Kandinsky’s “Squares with Concentric Circles” (1913)

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Münter was born to a well-off Berlin family. In 1898 she spent 2y in the US. From 1901 she studied at a range of schools & came into Kandinsky’s orbit. She was his partner for 10y. Münter by Kandinsky (1903) & early drawings (1902), including a self-portrait

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“I relate to the surreal and abstract qualities of both Kandinsky’s poetry and images.” See how Ranjani Shettar interprets for her exhibition "Earth Songs for a Night Sky", now on view. Details: https://t.co/8TEVtzJMjc

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“I relate to the surreal and abstract qualities of both Kandinsky’s poetry and images.” See how Ranjani Shettar interprets for her exhibition "Earth Songs for a Night Sky", now on view. Details: https://t.co/8TEVtzJMjc

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Our finished versions of Kandinsky’s concentric circles painting! We used watercolours to mix some now colours and shades. What a talented bunch! 🎨

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Our finished versions of Kandinsky’s concentric circles painting! We used watercolours to mix some now colours and shades. What a talented bunch! 🎨

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Chaotic harmony ~ Kandinsky’s ‘First Abstract Watercolour’ (1910), often cited as the first purely abstract artwork

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Kandinsky’s “Improvisation 31” teeters on the brink of abstraction. http://t.co/86VrJvGfoI

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