Wassily Kanduski - Green Splinter 23.5 x 31.5
Wassily Kanduski - Green Splinter 23.5 x 31.5
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Artwork: Stand (also known in French as Debout / Upright)
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Artist: Wassily Kandinsky
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Year Created: 1937 (Parisian Period)
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Print Dimensions: Approx. 23.5 x 31.5 inches
Description
Created during Wassily Kandinsky’s Paris years (1933–1944), Stand (Debout) captures the artist's masterful balance between precise geometric rigor and lyrical, floating abstraction. Set against a textured, sand-and-moss gradient backdrop, the composition is anchored by a dynamic interplay of verticality, diagonal lines, and curved celestial motifs.
A bold vertical black bar at the lower right balances with an austere, floating black cross and corner square at the upper left. Sweeping crescent arcs in vibrant red, orange, purple, and yellow echo across the canvas, reminiscent of planetary orbits and musical rhythms. At the visual core, an intense red sphere rests within a stippled green expanse, while a tranquil blue semicircular form dotted with subtle nodes anchors the lower plane. Crossed linear forms slice dynamically across the field, evoking tension and spiritual equilibrium. This piece represents Kandinsky’s late-period synthesis of Bauhaus precision and Parisian biomorphic modernism, making it a standout statement piece for collectors of abstract modern art.
