WoW!!! My 89th years!!! Can you believe it, my 89th years!!! My interest in (visual) arts ended when I became a jewelry-model maker, by carving cow-horns, and ivory (while in Africa) which later became wax’s models for casting precious metals. Now, in retirement I’ve returned to my first-love, visual art. All praises to the Creat
I think that he enabled artists to have more freedom to be creative in their paintings. The use of black is a background colour, however it is also black space as a visual element itself. Kandinsky seemed to move from the representative to the geometric compositions of the more abstract kind. He seemed to think of colour as music and using it to describe colour tones as a top note in a composition. This is most important as it is beyond words. Painting is a language and we use another mode of expression to describe it.
This was great. Thanks. Lots of paintings from K's entire career, seem well described to me, to help me find an entry into his art. Am using it with "The Spiritual In Art" which gives insight into his ideas about color. "Painting as a chromatic symphony." (11:40). Nicely put. Will watch a second time.
Great video, thx for sharing! 39:00 min.... the 1920s art he's more known for. 41:00 Composition 8 (1923) 43:40 min Yellow Red Blue (1925) 47:00 min Hard but Soft (1927) and; On Points (1928) 50:30 Composition 10 (1939) Reciprocal Accord (1952)
I see a lot of yellows and blues, but one thing people I don’t think has seen is the Turquoise (Türkis - German) the yellows and blues seem to mix together to create Turquoise.
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Спасибо Вам большое за такое нежное отношение к творчеству Кандинского!
WoW!!!
My 89th years!!!
Can you believe it, my 89th years!!!
My interest in (visual) arts ended when I became a jewelry-model maker, by carving cow-horns, and ivory (while in Africa) which later became wax’s models for casting precious metals.
Now, in retirement I’ve returned to my first-love, visual art.
All praises to the Creat
I'm only now discovering Wassily Kandinsky. He was so ahead of his time it's unbelievable!
I think that he enabled artists to have more freedom to be creative in their paintings. The use of black is a background colour, however it is also black space as a visual element itself. Kandinsky seemed to move from the representative to the geometric compositions of the more abstract kind. He seemed to think of colour as music and using it to describe colour tones as a top note in a composition. This is most important as it is beyond words. Painting is a language and we use another mode of expression to describe it.
This was great. Thanks. Lots of paintings from K's entire career, seem well described to me, to help me find an entry into his art. Am using it with "The Spiritual In Art" which gives insight into his ideas about color. "Painting as a chromatic symphony." (11:40). Nicely put. Will watch a second time.
Great video, thx for sharing!
39:00 min.... the 1920s art he's more known for.
41:00 Composition 8 (1923)
43:40 min Yellow Red Blue (1925)
47:00 min Hard but Soft (1927) and; On Points (1928)
50:30 Composition 10 (1939)
Reciprocal Accord (1952)
The painting shown for "In the grey" at 37:16 is actually "white line" (1920)
I see a lot of yellows and blues, but one thing people I don’t think has seen is the Turquoise (Türkis - German) the yellows and blues seem to mix together to create Turquoise.
Preciso de uma tradução sobre uma pintura dele .
Music is so loud - could you please lower volume
He got married then abandoned his wife to move to Munich?
The sun is a fried egg
>>>>>>>>>> BORED STIFF
Lame AI VIDEO, skip it
I wish it was true...