Lithographie No. III by Wassily Kandinsky

Lithographie No. III 1925

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pencil drawn

toned paper

shading to add clarity

old engraving style

caricature

cartoon sketch

abstract

pencil drawing

ink drawing experimentation

limited contrast and shading

cartoon style

"Lithographie No. III", created in 1925 by Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky, is a prime example of abstract art. Kandinsky, known for his pioneering work in abstract expressionism, utilized geometric shapes, lines, and black and white tones to convey emotion and a sense of movement in this lithograph. The piece's vibrant composition embodies the spirit of early 20th-century artistic innovation and the desire to break free from representational constraints.