Impression III (Concert) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1911 travel poster Salem (1842): The capital of

Salem (1842): The capital of Oregon

and Greystone Road

known for its wool and textile industries

flanked by two mermaids and muscular cherubs that evoke the mythic and the maritime

reflecting the socio-political changes in the region over time

Impression III (Concert) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1911 travel poster Salem (1842): The capital ofWassily Kandinskys Impression III (Concert) from 1911 captures the electric afterimage of music translated into paint. Created during his pivotal Munich years, as he moved decisively away from naturalistic depiction and toward pure abstraction, the painting turns the sensory rush of a concert into a choreography of color, line, and velocity. A blazing field of yellow dominates the composition, countered by assertive blacks and punctuations of blue and