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He combined vibrant colors with bold lines to convey his inner feelings about a subject.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 13y agoWe don't know!
It was something he produced while studying art in Munich, now long forgotten and probably not in existence.
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∙ 12y agoFor instance:
'With the Black Arch' (Mit dem Schwarzen Bogen), 1912.
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∙ 11y agoIt uses a geometric composition that provides order and structure.
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∙ 12y agoA lot. See link below!
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What is Wassily Kandinsky's first painting called?
Well, It is called Youth and Inspiration. The painting was created in Wassily's early age truthfully.
Where was the first abstract painting made?
Wassily Kandisky
How did Wassily Kandinsky become famous?
By being one of the first people to paint abstract work.
What was the circle painting called by Wassily Kandinsky?
it is called fabstudie quadrate
Was Wassily Kandinsky anything other than a painter?
Before taking up painting he was a lawyer.
What was Wassily Kandinskys first job?
teacher
What was Wassily Kandinskys nan's name?
cedrick
What was kandinskys real name?
Wassily Kandinsky :) x
What is Wassily Kandinsky's first painting called?
Well, It is called Youth and Inspiration. The painting was created in Wassily's early age truthfully.
Where was the first abstract painting made?
Wassily Kandisky
How did Wassily Kandinsky become famous?
By being one of the first people to paint abstract work.
What art did Wassily Kandinsky do?
He is credited for having painted the first modern abstract painting.
Did Wassily Kandinsky have helpers?
Not when painting.
Wassily Kandinsky where did he study?
Law in Moscow, painting in Munich.
What was the circle painting called by Wassily Kandinsky?
it is called fabstudie quadrate
Who painted the first abstract painting?
Russian born artist, Wassily Kandinsky, who painted " First Abstract Watercolour" in Munich, Germany, in 1910. The title is apt.
What was wassily first painting?
We don't know! It was something he produced while studying art in Munich, now long forgotten and probably not in existence.
