small worlds v fine art print wassily kandinsky Size:50×70 cm but gave up his legal

but gave up his legal career to dedicated himself to art education and art

"The Book of Life

should only combine again in the eye of the viewer to a unified tone

Date: 1919-1920

The Workshop was "dedicated to the artistic production of utilitarian items in a wide range of media

small worlds v fine art print wassily kandinsky Size:50×70 cm but gave up his legalTitle: Small Worlds V Creator: Wassily Kandinsky Date: 1922 Place of origin: Germany In "Kleine Welten" (Small worlds) Wassily Kandinsky demonstrates the different effects of drypoint, lithography, and woodcut, providing four examples of each technique. As suggested by the portfolio's title, each abstract image is a world unto itself; meaning is generated exclusively through the interplay of line, plane, and color and the specific properties of the