An artist from this movement painted a pale blue figure gazing at the viewer in his work Astonishment.  
An artist from this movement painted a pale blue figure gazing at the viewer in his work Astonishment.  Paintings of colorful female heads in this movement's style were created by its member Alexei von Jawlensky [yah-VLEN-skee]. Paul Klee restored a painting from this movement that depicts a blue deer twisting and looking straight up amidst chaos. Its founder argued different orientations of lines produce different effects and tonalities in his book Point and Line to Plane. The artist of (*) The Fate of the Animals was part of this movement, as was a man who analyzed the effect of color on the soul in On the Spiritual in Art and painted a series of increasingly abstract works simply titled "Compositions." For 10 points, name this art movement that was named after a painting by Wassily Kandinsky. An artist from this movement painted a pale blue figure gazing at the viewer in his work Astonishment.  Paintings of colorful female heads in this movement's style were created by its member Alexei von Jawlensky [yah-VLEN-skee]. Paul Klee restored a painting from this movement that depicts a blue deer twisting and looking straight up amidst chaos. Its founder argued different orientations of lines produce different effects and tonalities in his book Point and Line to Plane. The artist of (*) The Fate of the Animals was part of this movement, as was a man who analyzed the effect of color on the soul in On the Spiritual in Art and painted a series of increasingly abstract works simply titled "Compositions." For 10 points, name this art movement that was named after a painting by Wassily Kandinsky. 
An artist from this movement painted a pale blue figure gazing at the viewer in his work Astonishment.  
Der Blaue Reiter [ or The Blue Rider] 