Modern art icons: 12 Wassily Kandinsky + 6 Johannes Itten

[cimorene]

Here's the last of my modern art icons from the artists associated with the Bauhaus. (I don't say I won't make any more modern art icons, but I haven't lined any up.)

You may be interested in the previous Kandinsky icons and previous Itten icons as well.

Free to good homes! Modify & share at will. Credit appreciated.

Comments

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

I feel like a broken record, but I really, really do love your icons. I hope you don't mind hearing it (over and over).

[tarlanx]

Gorgeous set of icons - I am fond of Kandinsky's work :)

[cimorene]

Haha, no, I'm okay with the repetition as long as you are!

Actually it reminds me of being a little kid. I had one of THOSE moms.

[cimorene]

Though it's possible what you really love is early abstract art, since most of my skill in these iconsets in question has been spent in choosing where to crop.

[cimorene]

Thank you! Wasn't he fantastic?

[goss]

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[tarlanx]

Weirdly, I was never keen on abstract/modern art but loved most of his work, especially the ones with sharp/bold lines.

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Ha, ha! Well, that makes sense because I am one of THOSE moms!

[stonepicnicking_okapi]

Right, right, we shall see when you migrate from the Bauhaus.

[cimorene]

He does have a very particular style! Although there are a few other famous artists who've done similar kinds of things, not as famously for the most part, but I think even at the time he was a game-changer.

[tarlanx]

My youngest loved his work and when she was at junior school she wanted some pictures to keep but I couldn't afford to buy an expensive art book so I recall writing to someone - might have been a publisher - and was shocked when I received an A4 beautiful soft cover book of many of his works in glossy print! We still have that book!

[cimorene]

That is quite the story! I always loved big art books too.

[mecurtin]

I'm taking a bunch, thank you so much!