Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A short docent-led look at Kandinsky's 1904 tempera on paper, Saturday Break (Holland), also known as Samedi soir (Hollande). The object record establishes the artist, date, medium and collection, but it does not describe the painted scene, so this tour stays with what the record actually supports.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
Two knights face each other inside a forest that is dissolving into colour. Kandinsky's painting, made in 1910, holds a recognisable encounter and the first signs of abstraction in the same image. This visit looks at how the scene survives, and why its edges matter.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A close look at Kandinsky's 1908 view of a Munich church square, where a crowded, brightly coloured foreground is set beneath heavy arches, and where the building itself becomes a shrine-like centre rather than a documentary streetscape.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A close look at Kandinsky's early landscape, where the pull of a shaded village lane draws the eye into a Bavarian autumn.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A dreamlike landscape of 1909, in which a knight starts across a bridge. The Centre Pompidou reads the rider as an echo of Saint George and as Kandinsky's own spiritual guide, while long strokes, arbitrary colour and a flaming sky build the visionary mood.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A close look at Kandinsky's 1904 tempera landscape, guided by the supplied record and its limits.
Showing 7 to 12 of 40 artworks.
