He titled some of his works as either "compositions" or "improvisations" depending on their spontaneity, and a recurring dream-motif in his work was the scene of St. George and the dragon.
He titled some of his works as either "compositions" or "improvisations" depending on their spontaneity, and a recurring dream-motif in his work was the scene of St. George and the dragon. He suggested that straight lines corresponded to lyricism and that acute angles were warm and yellow-like in a work that suggested that the artist advances humanity along a spiritual triangle, Concerning the Spiritual in Art. His best-known work, which lends its name to an art movement he founded, depicts a man in a cloak atop a white horse. For 10 points, name this painter of The Blue Rider.
He titled some of his works as either "compositions" or "improvisations" depending on their spontaneity, and a recurring dream-motif in his work was the scene of St. George and the dragon.
Wassily Wassilyevich {Kandinsky}