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Wassily Kandinsky Oil Painting Reproductions
Circles, sweeping lines and fields of colour give Kandinsky’s paintings their distinctive movement. Our Wassily Kandinsky oil painting reproductions range from the precise geometry of Composition VIII to the crowded energy of Composition VII and the darker space of Several Circles. Explore sixteen paintings, including earlier works in which recognisable subjects begin to dissolve into colour.
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A little help choosing
A Little Help Choosing
Start by comparing the amount of activity you want on the wall. Composition VIII offers crisp circles, diagonals and a pale ground; Composition VII brings a much denser weave of colour and line. Several Circles gives its forms room within a dark, almost square field, while Yellow-Red-Blue spreads contrasting colours across a wide composition. If you prefer a trace of a recognisable subject, look at The Cow or Impression III (Concert). With these art reproductions, choose the whole arrangement rather than a single colour. Compare the shape with your wall and furniture, then judge whether a larger size will help you enjoy the details or make the painting dominate the room.
Size and framing
Measure the available wall space and compare it with the painting’s shape. Several Circles is close to square, while many of the Compositions use a wider format. A larger size gives intersecting forms more room to be seen; a smaller one may suit a place where you view it close up. Include the frame when measuring.
Our replica oil paintings are hand-painted in oils on canvas. We can discuss the listed sizes or a custom size and help you compare handmade frame mouldings. Gold, silver and painted finishes, including Farrow & Ball colours, offer different ways to complement the palette. A simple moulding can keep attention on the composition’s lines and shapes.
Once we have discussed sizes and prices, we can provide a free room mock-up. Send a straight-on photograph of the wall and its measurements so you can judge the scale and frame together. Browse our framing brochure for examples before we help you settle on a finish for your chosen painting.
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About Wassily Kandinsky
Wassily Kandinsky (1866–1944) · Russian-born pioneer of abstract painting
Wassily Kandinsky was born in Moscow in 1866 and studied law and economics before moving to Munich in 1896 to pursue art. His early paintings retained recognisable subjects, but colour and line gradually took on a more independent role. He helped develop the Blue Rider circle with Franz Marc, bringing together artists interested in new forms of expression.
For Kandinsky, painting could communicate beyond the description of visible objects. His writings explored the expressive possibilities of colour and form, and musical terms such as Impression, Improvisation and Composition became part of his painting titles. Across the collection, those concerns appear in different ways: sweeping colour contrasts, precisely placed geometry and shapes suspended against dark grounds.
He taught at the Bauhaus from 1922 until 1933, working with abstract form and analytical drawing. After the school closed, he moved to France and lived in Neuilly-sur-Seine, near Paris, until his death in 1944. His career shows abstraction developing through several approaches, rather than settling into one unchanging style.
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