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Composition V

painting by Kandinsky
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  • Portrait of a Young Woman, oil on canvas by Gabriele Münter, 1909.
    Neue Künstlervereinigung

    …Kandinsky’s large, rather abstract painting, Composition V (1911). Franz Marc (the last painter to join the group) and Kandinsky, favouring freedom of expression, became aligned against the more conservative art historian Otto Fischer (who later became the NKV’s spokesman), Kanoldt, and Erbslöh. Kandinsky and Marc left the association (as did…

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    …Kandinsky’s large, rather abstract painting, Composition V (1911). Franz Marc (the last painter to join the group) and Kandinsky, favouring freedom of expression, became aligned against the more conservative art historian Otto Fischer (who later became the NKV’s spokesman), Kanoldt, and Erbslöh. Kandinsky and Marc left the association (as did…

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