fall silent vassily kandinsky

fall silent vassily kandinskyVassily Kandinsky's Fall Silent is characterised by a composition rich in varied geometric shapes. These elements interlock and overlap, creating a complex abstract landscape of warm colours, including yellow, orange, brown and some shades of red. Despite this profusion of shapes and colours, the painting exudes a sense of silence and serenity. Kandinsky manages to balance the different elements of the composition, giving the viewer a sense of calm

the first of which was commissioned by King Charles IV of Spain as a token of understanding between his kingdom and the French Republic

Delaunay uses lines

His right arm reaches out to man to give the spark of life

the ancient goddess is standing on a scallopshell

as well as an exploration of human emotion and spirituality

The elegant villas

the pink and white colour of love and purity and the black lines of determination

fit together harmoniously and give the impression of moving on the canvas

give the feeling of a certain benevolence

Delaunay depicts the banks of the Seine

but also an exploration of the relationship between human emotion and landscape

accentuating his intense eyes and red beard