kleurenstudie vierkanten met concentrische cirkels Size:41-46

kleurenstudie vierkanten met concentrische cirkels Size:41-46Wassily Kandinsky painted this work in 1913 as a personal colour study, never meant to be exhibited. He used it as a reference while working on his larger paintings. Kandinsky believed colours could trigger feelings, much like music does. He literally heard sounds when he saw colours: bright yellow rang like a high note, deep blue like something low and full. Twelve squares, twelve unique colour combinations. It is over a hundred years old and still

every symbol tells a story about gods

The enigmatic smile of Lisa Gherardini and the atmosphere of mystery have made this work iconic

bring a piece of history to your daily steps

This 3-pack unites three iconic masterpieces by Gustav Klimt

Twelve squares

Simple socks

royally commissioned tapestries – the largest purchase in their history

made by De Grieksche A in the 17th century

inspired by his garden in Giverny

These gods had a crucial task – they had to protect the internal organs of the deceased on their journey to the afterlife

From the geometric harmony of Composition VIII to the cosmic energy of Different Circles

A row of stately trees stretches along the Frisian horizon