by Rower, Fournillon-Courant
ISBN 9782851173256
Kandinsky Black Shapes on White – Vézelay Pompidou Exhibition – Book
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Discover the book Kandinsky, Black Shapes on White by Alexander Rower and Caroline Fournillon-Courant, published by Cahiers d’Art to coincide with the exhibition opening in June 2022 at the Vézelay Museum in collaboration with the Centre Pompidou. This book analyzes Wassily Kandinsky’s major eponymous work, a biomorphic monochrome painting that places the alternation of black and white at the heart of the composition, while also paying tribute to his personal and professional relationship with Christian Zervos.
Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944), a Russian painter who became a naturalized German and then French citizen, is among the most important artists of the 20th century and is often considered the creator of the first abstract artwork of the modern era. His fame rests on the progressive rejection of all figurative elements. Hardcover, 120 pages in French, color photographs, 17.5 × 24.5 × 1.5 cm, new in shrink wrap (ISBN 9782851173256). A reference work for enthusiasts of abstraction and modern art history, enriched with contributions from Paul Ferloni, Christian Derouet, Guitemie Maldonado, and Sophie Bernard.
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