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1922

• In June, at the invitation of Walter Gropius, Kandinsky moves to Weimar and begins teaching at the Bauhaus. Upon arrival, he takes over the mural painting workshop and actively participates in the development of the curriculum, devoting considerable time to preparing his classes.
  
• In addition to directing the workshop, he teaches several courses: "Analytical Drawing" (Analytisches Zeichnen), "Fundamentals of Artistic Design" (design theory), and his most famous course, the "Color Seminar" (Farbenseminar).
  
• A new highly productive period begins: oil paintings such as White Zig Zag, Black Grid, White Cross, and many others (during this period, he produced thirty to forty paintings a year). Continuation of the Small Worlds (Kleine Welten) series — twelve lithographs — as well as monumental panels (murals), the Jury-Free Wall Paintings, created for the Berlin exhibition "Juryfreie Kunstschau".
  

Works

Draft for Mural In The Jury-Free Art Show ("Juryfreie Kunstschau"), Wall B

White cross

White Zig-Zag

Black Grid

Sin Titulo

Draft for Mural In The Unjuried Art Show, Wall B

Small Worlds I

Small Worlds V

Small Worlds II

Blue Circle

To the Sea and the Sun

Untitled

Untitled

Graphics

Small Worlds III

Small Worlds VI

Small Worlds VII

Small Worlds X

Small Worlds XI

Untitled

Plate IV from the portfolio Kleine Welten

Blue

Photography

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