Wassily Kandinsky — Wall Panel № 2, 1914

Wall Panel № 2

Wandbild Nr. 2

1914

Oil on canvas

64.2 × 48.7" (163.0 × 123.6 cm)

New York, Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

Wall Panel for Edwin R. Campbell's villa — part of a series of four panels commissioned for the entrance hall of Campbell's residence in Chicago

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10 recent comments

September 14 — underscoreAye : "I think that this painting is more awesome than painting with white lines" »

September 14 — Isi : "Das Bild hängt seit Jahren in unserer Ambulanz. Es sieht aus wie ein Ritter auf seinem Pferd mit seiner Lanze und Schild. Und er reitet auf einem Pferd." »

August 31 — Der Blaue Victor : "This was the first picture of K’s that Gabriele Münter remembers seeing." »

August 17 — admin : "Hi Adam,Yes, it is the exact same artwork, widely known as "Red Sun and Ship". Its official catalog name is "Ein Speer" ("One Spit").As for the owner, the painting belongs to a private collection, and the specific owner's name is not publicly disclosed." »

August 16 — Adam Ørvad : "Is the not "Red Sun and Ship" (Krasnoe Solnce i Korabl)(1925)?? And do you know, who is the owner? Regards, Adam Ørvad" »

July 28 — Yves GUERRINI : "Cette composition illustre parfaitement la dernière manière de Kandinsky, lorsqu'il s'établit en France. Le biomorphisme et le lyrisme de cette œuvre pourrait faire penser aux formes biomorphiques que Miro commençait de peindre à cette époque." »

July 28 — Yves GUERRINI : "Une œuvre manifeste du Bauhaus. Elle réalise à la perfection les théories énoncées dans "Point, ligne sur plan"" »

July 28 — Yves GUERRINI : "Magistrale composition qui se trouve à la lisière entre figuration et abstraction." »

July 28 — Yves Guerrini : "Somme de toutes ses recherches antérieures, cette vaste composition n'en est pas moins confuse et touffue, Kandinsky n'ayant pas su limiter ses moyens plastiques." »

July 26 — Carole : "He’s tired of the formalities set down about painting. He will, at this time, do what feels good. Some may say a regression , for him it is a liberation! You would have had to follow his journey to understand where he is now. Like or dislike,is not in his vocabulary." »