Rain Landscape 1911

Wassily Kandinsky's "Rain Landscape" (1911) is a prime example of his abstract style, characterized by bold colors and gestural brushstrokes. The painting features a dynamic composition with swirling lines and shapes, seemingly inspired by a stormy sky and a flooded landscape. This work is a powerful expression of Kandinsky's belief in the emotional and spiritual power of abstract art, which he believed could evoke a sense of inner harmony and spiritual awakening.