Merry Structure 1926 — Fine Art

Merry Structure 1926 shows a busy field of coloured shapes set over a lighter ground. The title points to a playful arrangement of forms. Wassily Kandinsky built pictures in this way, using lines and marks to make a rhythm across the surface.

The fine art print comes ready to hang. The frame comes in four finishes: white, wood, dark wood and black. A black frame gives this print a firm line at the edge, so the coloured shapes do not drift off the paper. The white frame keeps the same light feel as the open parts of the image.

It suits a dining room wall where the table meets the picture at a short distance. From the chair you see the sharp corners of the frames and the small colour patches. The black edge holds the busy field in place.