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1935


  • Kandinsky continues to develop his "biomorphic" style, which combines with the geometricity of the Bauhaus period. Although the influence of the Surrealists is visible in his work, Kandinsky deliberately distances himself from Parisian art groups, preferring independence.
  • Important works of this year: Variegated Black, Rigid and Curved, Succession, Movement I.
  • February – March: participation in the international group exhibition "Thesis, Antithesis, Synthesis" at the Swiss Kunstmuseum Luzern
    alongside Joan Miró, Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Pablo Picasso, Paul Klee, Piet Mondrian, and other artists.
  • June: a solo exhibition of his latest Parisian works at Christian Zervos's gallery Cahiers d'Art in Paris.From November 4 to 16: the exhibition "Paintings and watercolors by Vassily Kandinsky, Paul Klee, Max Weber" at the New York gallery New Art Circle, run by the well-known dealer J. B. Neumann.
  • Exhibition of works through private viewings of "The Blue Four" collection at Galka Scheyer's house-gallery in Hollywood.