Landscape with Two Poplars by Wassily Kandinsky, 1912
Wikipedia puts him with a group of Munich painters who reckoned a picture could work the way music does — colour doing the carrying, the scene barely hanging on. Apparently this comes from the stretch of years when the nameable things were on their way out of his pictures for good. Not long after, there was nothing left in them to point at.
Erisava: I'm told this is a landscape and I'm just taking their word for it. What's your take?
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