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1916

• At the beginning of the year, lives in Stockholm, where he meets with Münter several times to finalize their separation and divide their property.
  
• While there, creates a series of six drypoint etchings.
  
• Returns to Moscow. In May 1916, meets Nina Andreevskaya. According to Nina's own recollections, their first contact was by telephone, and her voice so struck the artist that he dedicated a watercolor to it, To an To The Unknown Voice. At the time of their meeting, Kandinsky was 49, Nina around 20.
  
• Inspired by Moscow, paints Moscow I and Moscow II, as well as Moscow. Smolensky Boulevard, Moscow. Zubovskaya Square, and Moscow. Red Square.
  

Works

Moscow. Red Square

Moscow. Smolensky Boulevard. Study

Moscow. Zubovskaya Square. Study

To the Unknown Voice

Painting on Light Ground

Untitled

Composition

Moscow II

Watercolor for Poul Bjerre

Untitled

Graphics

Untitled

Horseman

Photography

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