kleurenstudie vierkanten met concentrische cirkels Piet Mondriaan

kleurenstudie vierkanten met concentrische cirkels Piet MondriaanWassily Kandinsky painted this work in 1913 as a personal colour study, never meant to be exhibited. He used it as a reference while working on his larger paintings. Kandinsky believed colours could trigger feelings, much like music does. He literally heard sounds when he saw colours: bright yellow rang like a high note, deep blue like something low and full. Twelve squares, twelve unique colour combinations. It is over a hundred years old and still

overlooking the flood plains where his own herd grazed

form and movement

In an exclusive collaboration

Grown without pesticides

The golden hues and ornate shapes reflect a moment of pure surrender between two lovers

airy composition that exudes the natural freedom and beauty of the ocean

rectangles and blocks of warm colour

Franz Marc painted 'Blue Horse I' in 1911 as part of his fascination with animals and their spiritual significance

about hope

Several Cirkles

Wassily Kandinsky painted this work in 1913 as a personal colour study

Wash-resistant colorsYour socks still look fresh and bright after countless washes