Watercolour with Seven Strokes 1916

"Watercolor with Seven Strokes" (1916) by Wassily Kandinsky is an abstract watercolor painting that reflects his interest in non-representational art and the power of color. This piece, made up of only a few strokes, exemplifies Kandinsky's focus on pure abstraction and his belief that art could evoke emotions and experiences through color and form alone. His abstract expressionism laid the foundation for future abstract art movements.