Kochel Lake close to Munich by Wassily Kandinsky, 1902 renoir From the expansive English Bay

From the expansive English Bay to the west to the bustling Burrard Inlet to the north

Piazza Beccaria

and admirers of Kandinsky’s early style

His work exemplifies a harmony between nature and the skill of the printmaking process

Created during an era when artists and scientists collaborated to catalogue North American fauna

Kochel Lake close to Munich by Wassily Kandinsky, 1902 renoir From the expansive English BayKochel Lake close to Munich (1902) by Wassily Kandinsky captures a formative moment in the artists journey, when his brush was turning from observation toward emotion. Painted during his Munich years, this early landscape channels the intense light and shifting weather of Bavarias lakes region. You can feel Kandinsky testing the expressive powers of color and texturehallmarks that would soon propel him beyond representation and into the language of