Squares with Concentric Circles

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"Squares with Concentric Circles" is a famous abstract study in color theory by Wassily Kandinsky, featuring a grid of squares each containing vividly colored concentric circles.

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instanceOf abstract artwork
painting
study in color theory
artist Wassily Kandinsky
associatedWith Bauhaus teaching
modern art education
colorTheoryAspect contrast and harmony
emotional effect of color
interaction of adjacent colors
composition grid layout
creator Wassily Kandinsky
creatorLifespan 1866–1944
creatorNationality Russian
depicts concentric circles inside squares
grid of squares
educationalUse introducing abstract art to students
teaching color relationships
genre abstract painting
hasPart multiple concentric circles
multiple squares
hasShape circle
square
hasTitleLanguage English
influencedBy Kandinsky’s interest in synesthesia
early 20th-century color theory
movement Abstract art
Expressionism
notableFor exploration of color theory
iconic abstract design
use in art education
style geometric
non-representational
subject color relationships
concentric circles
geometric abstraction
technique modular composition
theme emotional resonance of color
perception of color
variation within repetition
uses color harmonies
complementary colors
contrasting colors
vivid colors
visualCharacteristic flat areas of color
repetition of circular forms
rhythmic arrangement of shapes
strong color contrasts

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Wassily Kandinsky paintings notableWork Squares with Concentric Circles