Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A small landscape painted in oil on board: a blossoming orchard in spring, a farmhouse roof and a garden wall near Augsburg. A docent's guide to what the picture shows and how its composition carries the subject.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
An abstract painting from Kandinsky's Bauhaus years, its geometry held in a tense balance that the title names. The official record establishes the object, its date and its dedication; it does not explain the composition's meaning, so the reading below stays close to what the forms actually do.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A small coastal view from Kandinsky's Tunis period, read through its pebbled foreground, turquoise sea and overcast light. The supplied record documents the object but offers no interpretation of its meaning, so this tour stays close to what can be seen.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A small 1917 oil landscape by Wassily Kandinsky, showing a pond in a park at Akhtyrka. The supplied record establishes the artist, date, medium and subject, and records the painting in the Musée National d'Art Moderne in Paris, but offers little interpretation, so this account stays close to what the evidence supports.
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
An abstract painting from Kandinsky's late years, in which invented, creature-like forms drift across a blue field. This short visit looks at how those shapes are built and what the painting does, rather than what story it tells.
![Tunis, the Bay by Wassily Kandinsky ([1905])](/print-assets/bfd5c72a552d50443c5763bd2ca148a5b7c078b8ce09bd34bfe58ff6480ac0d7-preview.jpg "Tunis, the Bay by Wassily Kandinsky ([1905]) | High-resolution image")
Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
A close reading of Kandinsky's small 1905 painting of the bay of Tunis, in which the museum's identification of the view as a North African coastal landscape anchors an account of what we can and cannot say about it. The guide keeps observation, interpretation and catalogue history clearly apart.
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