Klänge Pl.23 1913

"Klänge Pl.23" is a 1913 woodcut print by Wassily Kandinsky, a pioneer of abstract art. The piece showcases Kandinsky's interest in exploring the relationship between color, form, and sound, a concept he called "synesthesia." The image features a landscape with bold, simplified figures and abstract shapes, rendered in vibrant colors. The print's flat planes and blocky forms are characteristic of Kandinsky's early woodcut style, reflecting his interest in simplified forms and geometric shapes.