Aquarell mit Strich by Wassily Kandinsky, 1912 Finish:Framed art print light-toned ground

light-toned ground

emphasizing a combination of artistic and functional geographic representation

particularly during celebrations such as Christmas

and sandy beiges

exploring how form and hue might evoke feeling much like music

Aquarell mit Strich by Wassily Kandinsky, 1912 Finish:Framed art print light-toned groundWassily Kandinskys Aquarell mit Strich (1912) introduces viewers to a pivotal moment in the birth of abstraction, when color, line, and form stepped forward as subjects in their own right. Translating as Watercolor with Line, the work captures Kandinskys conviction that painting could operate like musican orchestration of tones and rhythms that stirs emotion without depicting a recognizable scene. Created in 1912, at the height of his involvement with