Murnau with Church I by Wassily Kandinsky, 1910 36x14max100min36 it was known as 'Berolina'

it was known as 'Berolina' in Latin

sculpted bunkers scallop the landing zones and ring the greens with purpose

Venice (Venezia)

The map titled "La Vallée de la Dordogne de Bordeaux à la Bourboule" is a captivating piece crafted in 1948 by the esteemed Jean Moles for the French Travel Ministry

Murnau with Church I by Wassily Kandinsky, 1910 36x14max100min36 it was known as 'Berolina'Murnau with church I (1910) by Wassily Kandinsky captures the Bavarian village of Murnau at the transformative moment when the artist was stepping beyond naturalism toward a new, expressive abstraction. Painted during his summers in Murnau, the familiar church and clustered rooftops are distilled into bold, interlocking shapes and animated planes of color. Deep, musical blues anchor the scene; vibrant greens describe the hills; warm ochres and beiges