Munich-Schwabing with the church of St. Ursula 1908

"Munich-Schwabing with the church of St. Ursula" is a 1908 oil painting by Wassily Kandinsky depicting the Schwabing district of Munich, Germany. It features a stylized cityscape with the prominent church of St. Ursula visible. This artwork is known for its bold, expressive brushstrokes, vibrant color palette, and a departure from representational form, embodying the early stages of Kandinsky's artistic development towards abstraction. It's a significant example of the transition from Impressionism to Expressionism, a period of great experimentation and innovation in modern art. This painting can be viewed at the Lenbachhaus museum in Munich.