Kleine Welten X (R. 173) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1922 the hague Pinkerton models the Andean cordilleras

Pinkerton models the Andean cordilleras as a muscular spine

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The juxtaposition of vivid colors and soft brushwork conjures an almost dreamlike atmosphere

Kleine Welten X (R. 173) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1922 the hague Pinkerton models the Andean cordillerasKleine Welten X (R. 173), 1922, by Wassily Kandinsky arrives from the artists celebrated Kleine Weltenor Small Worldsportfolio, created soon after he joined the Bauhaus. A pioneer of non objective art, Kandinsky distilled color, line, and geometric form into a language that speaks to inner emotion and spiritual resonance. Here, luminous yellows, chalky whites, and muted beiges play against incisive blacks, setting up a weightless choreography of