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Wassily KandinskyStyle: Expressionism, ConstructivismLived: December 4, 1866 - December 13, 1944 (19th - 20th century)Nationality: RussiaComposition 6Composition 61913by Wassily KandinskyStanding below the six by ten foot expanse of Composition VI, the viewer cannot help but brace himself against the impending crash of a tidal wave of colliding forms and colors. And, in fact, the theme of this work is The Deluge. Kandinsky defined three centers to this Composition, which are discerned sequentially by the viewer. Initially, the eye is drawn to the pink and white vortex in the left center. The multiple lines representing torrential rain carry the focus to the right section, where a darker center of discordant forms and stronger rain lines adds to the tumult. From this second center, ...
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