Orange 1923 — Fine Art

Orange 1923 by Wassily Kandinsky opens with a warm field of orange that spreads across the picture. Small blue and red marks sit over it, and the lines are loose and unstraight. The marks do not form a clear object, so the picture reads as a mix of colour and quick line work.

You get the fine art print with a hanger already on the back. The paper is matte, so the orange stays even and the blue marks do not shine under a lamp.

It fits on a dining room wall above a long table, where the orange field reads first and the small marks only show when you stand near. The frame lines the edges, and the back panel keeps the surface steady on that wall.