Abstract composition

 

- offset lithograph from limited edition series

- limited edition of 100, numbered in pencil in the lower right

- signed in pencil lower left

- dimensions: 21.0 x 29.6 cm

- reference ink stamp from the publisher on verso

- on fine quality, archival, matte, thick paper, in very good condition

- sold as after the artist, as-is

- accompanied with a bio of the artist

 

Kandinsky's aims with his art were to articulate an abstract language that induced powerful emotions in the viewer in much the same way that music does.

Kandinsky’s abstractions had always been portraits of life and nature as experienced through the spirit, the emotions and the senses, rather than just the eyes and the brain. Surely the most ardently visionary among the founders of modern art, Kandinsky also stands out as a painter with a decidedly intellectual bent, who expressed his thoughts on painting in passionately argued writings that often reveal his ideas to have been far ahead of their time. Indeed, Kandinsky may well have been the most persistent and adventurous explorer of them all--early, mid-career and late--as he sought out and practically single-handed charted previously unknown realms which comprise the spiritual dimension in art, adding vast territories to the widening map of human consciousness in the modern era.

 

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