Wassily Kandinsky
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When creating the new collection I was inspired by the works of two painters of 1920-s - Wassily Kandinsky and Meret Oppenheim. I have a subtle perception of colour combinations and quaint lines of Kandinsky. My passion for it was projected onto my new collection by a saturated color and assymetric constructions of goods.
When creating the new collection I was inspired by the works of two painters of 1920-s - Wassily Kandinsky and Meret Oppenheim. I have a subtle perception of colour combinations and quaint lines of Kandinsky. My passion for it was projected onto my new collection by a saturated color and assymetric constructions of goods.More quotes »
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This is the house we used to live in
COLOSSAL Alps rise up behind a bright yellow house. The mountains are chalky blue with pink icing. A lime green sky is a pale reflection of the grassy foreground. Gabriele Münter painted “Das Glebe Haus” in 1908, depicting a house she had recently bought from Economist Read more »
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Carol Golembiewski Draws Readers Into Art-hall Adventure
“Wassily Kandinsky believed that art should bridge the gap between the natural world and the spiritual world. Through this fictional account, my book explores the idea that he might have been right," says Golembiewski. What if some artists or masterpiece from PRWeb Read more »
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Wassily Kandinsky
Wassily Kandinsky was born in Moscow in 1866. From a very early age Kandinsky’s parents encouraged him to play the piano as they both did. He started to read music while playing cello and piano. This interest in music from a young age would later on beco from EssayClub.com Read more »
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Choucair celebrated at Tate Modern
LONDON: In the spring of 1951, the Lebanese ambassador to France ducked into a Paris gallery to see the debut exhibition of a young artist from Beirut. At the time, Ahmad Daouk was between two stints as prime minister: the first under the French Mandate, from Lebanon Daily Star Read more »
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Manierre Dawson: Michigan's overloooked modernist
Could the world's first abstract painter have been a Michigan fruit farmer and not, as art history has it, Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky? A recent gift of a Manierre Dawson abstract painting to West Shore Community College in Scottville, near Ludingto from Detroit News Online Read more »