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  • Wassily Kandinsky: Painting with Green Center
    Wassily Kandinsky
    / Munich period

    …practically abstract; with the 1911 Encircled, there has definitely developed a kind of painting that, though not just decoration, has no discernible point of departure in the depiction of recognizable objects. After that come such major works as With the Black Arch (1912), Autumn II (1912), and

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    …practically abstract; with the 1911 Encircled, there has definitely developed a kind of painting that, though not just decoration, has no discernible point of departure in the depiction of recognizable objects. After that come such major works as With the Black Arch (1912), Autumn II (1912), and

    Read More