by Frank Whitford (Author)
Wassily Kandinsky was one of the first artists to create pictures without figurative motifs. This is a catalogue to the Kandinsky exhibition at the Royal Academy, spanning the artist's entire career and consisting entirely of Kandinsky's work on paper - watercolours, prints and drawings. It is in these small scale works that the spontaneity which Kandinsky was seeking is most clearly shown and it is through the medium of watercolour that the artist achieves the luminosity and intensity he intended. The exhibition also includes a number of his outstanding prints, especially woodcuts and lithographs, which are little known and not often shown.
Format: Hardcover
Pages: 224
Edition: illustrated edition
Publisher: Thames & Hudson Ltd
Published: 19 Apr 1999
ISBN 10: 0500092893
ISBN 13: 9780500092897
Book Overview: Frank Whitford is the author of Egon Schiele and Bauhaus in Thames and Hudson's World of Art series