Sky Blue 1940 — Fine Art

Sky Blue 1940 by Wassily Kandinsky opens on a pale blue field with small coloured marks placed over it. The marks move in loose clusters, some near the center and some toward the edges. Wassily Kandinsky works in abstract painting practice, building a mood from colour and soft forms.

The fine art print uses a white frame that gives the picture a clean edge. The white line keeps the pale blue from fading into the wall, and the paper stays matte so the colour reads flat.

On a bedroom wall near the bed, the blue field stays quiet in morning light. From the side of the bed you notice the small marks one by one, and the white frame holds the picture in place.