Sonidos Lámina 10
1913
Wassily Kandinsky created this striking black-and-white woodcut for his 1913 artist book 'Klänge' (Sounds), a groundbreaking project pairing abstract visuals with his own prose poems. Notice the bold, floating shapes and the mysterious figures on the right that look like draped pillars or ghosts—it's a perfect example of his daring move away from realistic painting toward pure abstraction. The little 'AK' monogram in the bottom right corner is his signature stamp on this avant-garde experiment.
- Technique
- Woodcut
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