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Look at this painting by Wassily Kandinskey in what way does it resemble a futurist work?
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The depiction of speed and movement (apex)
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Athena Cook
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
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 happening in the world when Wassily Kandinsky was painting?
World War 1, Russian revolution, World War 2, ...
Did Wassily Kandinsky have helpers?
Not when painting.
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
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
What art did Wassily Kandinsky do?
He is credited for having painted the first modern abstract painting.
What is the size of the Composition X painting by Wassily Kandinsky?
It is 130 x 195 cm.
Was Wassily Kandinsky anything other than a painter?
Before taking up painting he was a lawyer.
What was happening in the world when Wassily Kandinsky was painting?
World War 1, Russian revolution, World War 2, ...
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.
Where is Wassily Kandinsky's 'Dreamy' painting of 1932?
Dreamy 1932 watercolour on paper The Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum New York, USA
Did Wassily have a wife?
There are hundreds, if not thousands of people called Wassily. If you mean Wassily Kandinsky- why don't you say so? Wassily Kandinsky married Nina Andreievskaia in 1917.
