To the Unknown Voice (1916) by Wassily Kandinsky

To the Unknown Voice

1916

Watercolor and Indian ink on paper

9.3 × 6.2" (23.7 × 15.8 cm)

Paris, Centre Georges Pompidou

This watercolor work was created by Kandinsky in Moscow after a phone talk with a stranger whose name was Nina Andreevskaya, and who became his wife one year later afterwards.

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2 comments

14 December 2017
Isabella: The voice of love, wonderful
14 January 2015
Sara from Sara0990: أحب كل القصص الفافسيلس

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