Kandinsky’sのTwitterイラスト検索結果。 19 件
Students examined the colors and lines in Wassily Kandinsky’s abstract paintings. Students created colorful hearts with crayon and watercolor . #BeEvergreen #Artsonia #kandinsky
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.
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
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 .🌊
@timoconnorbl @KennyFarq ‘Kandinsky’s art sometimes contained geometric elements to which he attached mystical meaning, as people often have throughout history.’
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
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
#Kandinsky’s art was influenced by early 20th century #music, losing original forms & became abstract concepts. He referenced #Schonberg, painting a concert in 1911. Did he have synaesthesia, this is oft debated. Films of him show his fluid & rhythmic gestural technique #vss365
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)
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.
It has been awhile since tweeting.This #painting has kept me busy. 😊Completed “Kandinsky’s #Monarchs”-designed after his “Gorge Composition.”Prints are available on my website if interested. Have a beautiful weekend! 💕🦋#butterflies #milkweed
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.
Wassily Kandinsky’s “Squares with Concentric Circles” (1913) @Lenbachhaus #art #abstractart #twitart
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
“I relate to the surreal and abstract qualities of both Kandinsky’s poetry and images.” See how Ranjani Shettar interprets #WassilyKandinsky for her exhibition "Earth Songs for a Night Sky", now on view. Details: https://t.co/8TEVtzJMjc
“I relate to the surreal and abstract qualities of both Kandinsky’s poetry and images.” See how Ranjani Shettar interprets #WassilyKandinsky for her exhibition "Earth Songs for a Night Sky", now on view. Details: https://t.co/8TEVtzJMjc
Our finished versions of Kandinsky’s concentric circles painting! We used watercolours to mix some now colours and shades. What a talented bunch! 🎨
Our finished versions of Kandinsky’s concentric circles painting! We used watercolours to mix some now colours and shades. What a talented bunch! 🎨
Chaotic harmony ~ Kandinsky’s ‘First Abstract Watercolour’ (1910), often cited as the first purely abstract artwork