Violet
Violet
Wassily Kandinsky’s Violet (1923) exemplifies his pioneering work in abstract art, where colour and form interact independently of recognisable subject matter. As a lithograph, this piece demonstrates Kandinsky's exploration of geometric shapes and vibrant colours, inviting viewers into a world of pure abstraction. His innovative use of overlapping forms and contrasting hues in Violet reflects his theories on the emotional power of colours and shapes, a central theme in his art and writing. This work embodies the spiritual and expressive qualities that Kandinsky sought to convey, encouraging contemplation and introspection through visual rhythm and harmony.
1923
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944)
Medium: Lithograph
Collection: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
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