Kandinsky's Murnau village scene pulses with colour and rhythm. Bold hues and simplified forms dissolve realism, creating a vibrant interplay of architecture and emotion. This work exemplifies his journey toward abstraction, where colour becomes a language of spiritual and visual harmony.

Wassily Kandinsky had a rare neurological condition called synaesthesia (specifically chromesthesia), which meant he could quite literally "hear" colours and "see" sounds.

Image source: The Art Institute of Chicago.

Print only sizes A4, A3, A2 and A1.

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For A4 and A3 prints we use 270gsm Mohawk Superfine paper media. For A2 and A1 prints we use 270gsm Etching Cotton paper media. To protect our prints we use shatter-resistant acrylic. To frame our prints we use solid wood frames or paper wrapped engineered wood.

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