Composition IX 1936 — Fine Art

Composition IX 1936 by Wassily Kandinsky shows lines that cross and meet small circles on a plain field. The marks vary in pressure, so some lines press hard and some stay thin.

This fine art print is ready to hang on arrival. A few short strokes cut across the page and change the direction of the eye. The work belongs to the abstract painting movement.

The paper stays matte, so the pale sections do not shine under a lamp. A light frame matches a dark wall, or a wood frame sets beside wooden furniture. It hangs on the kitchen wall near the table, where the crossing lines catch the light from the morning window.