Wassily Kandinsky

This art-focused website presents the life and work of Wassily Kandinsky, offering a substantial resource for exploring the artist’s paintings, ideas, and historical context. Its collection includes information on 636 artworks, with popular works such as Composition VIII, Composition VII, Color Study: Squares with Concentric Circles, and Yellow-Red-Blue. Visitors can browse paintings by categories including Compositions, Improvisations, and Impressions, as well as explore books, quotations, articles, museums, and related artists and art groups.

The site also features a detailed biography and year-by-year timeline, tracing Kandinsky’s development from his childhood in Moscow and studies in Munich to his participation in influential art movements. It describes his shift from law to painting and his role in founding groups such as Phalanx, the New Group of Artists, and the Blue Rider. A collection of rare photographs and videos adds further context, while a blog explores abstract art and its key movements. Visitors can also view popular artwork rankings and share comments about individual paintings.