Jüngster Tag (The Day of the Last Judgement) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1912 Size:37x50in (94x127cm) With an original title likely

With an original title likely 落合田子の浦の夕べ (Tago no ura no yūbe)

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The eastern legend’s arrows and color fields decode sectors of Soviet advance and German retreat

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Jüngster Tag (The Day of the Last Judgement) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1912 Size:37x50in (94x127cm) With an original title likelyWassily Kandinskys Jngster Tag (The Day of the Last Judgement) (1912) is a landmark of early abstract modernism, created at the height of the artists Der Blaue Reiter period. Painted just after he published On the Spiritual in Art, this work channels apocalyptic revelation into pure pictorial energy: color, line, and rhythm become the carriers of meaning rather than literal narrative. Intensely worked passages of blue anchor the composition, while