Deux Côtes by Wassily Kandinsky, 1938 wessex buoyant color and a comic

buoyant color and a comic sensibility perfectly tuned to the interwar love affair with the open road

deep alpine blue

ensuring that the vibrant colors and intricate details will remain unfaded and pristine for decades

this piece is available on either acid-free archival paper or artist's cotton canvas

the map is rich with cultural and historical context

Deux Côtes by Wassily Kandinsky, 1938 wessex buoyant color and a comicWassily Kandinskys Deux Ctes (1938) is a luminous statement from the master of abstraction at the height of his mature style. Painted during his Paris years, it reflects his shift away from representational subjects toward a language of color, line, and shape that speaks directly to the emotions. The titleTwo Sides or Two Coastssuggests a dialogue of opposites that plays out across a dark ground where buoyant forms and precise linear accents appear to