White oval 1919

"White Oval" is an abstract painting by Wassily Kandinsky, created in 1919, showcasing his signature style of vibrant color and geometric shapes. The artwork features a dominant white oval, acting as a canvas for a dynamic interplay of lines, shapes, and color, including a prominent black diagonal line splitting the composition. This piece exemplifies the principles of Kandinsky's "spiritual art," exploring abstract forms and emotions through non-representational imagery. Located in the Tretyakov Gallery in Moscow, "White Oval" is a testament to Kandinsky's pioneering role in abstract art.