Trois ovales by Wassily Kandinsky, 1942 Size:14x14in (36x36cm) Where the Crimean Mountains rise
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yet dynamic aura
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Trois ovales by Wassily Kandinsky, 1942 Size:14x14in (36x36cm) Where the Crimean Mountains riseTrois ovales (1942) by Wassily Kandinsky is a late, lyrical abstraction from one of the pioneers of non representational art. Painted near the end of the artists life in Paris, the work distills Kandinskys lifelong inquiry into the emotional and spiritual power of color, line, and shape. As the title suggests, oval forms anchor the composition while a constellation of intersecting lines and geometric figures creates a dynamic sense of movement across
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