Sky Blue Musee de l'Orangerie framed by hangings whose vertical

framed by hangings whose vertical folds highlight the sinuosity of the lines of her body

and we feel that the hand of the young painter is already very assured

spares the intrusion of the outside into this world closed by means of the mirror

Vassily Kandinsky visited Joan Miro — in Varengeville-sur-Mer

Judith's face exudes a mixed load of lust and perversion

Sky Blue Musee de l'Orangerie framed by hangings whose verticalIn 1940, Vassily Kandinsky visited Joan Miro in Varengeville sur Mer. Following this visit, he borrowed from the surrealist artist the color of his dreams and the constellations of biomorphic forms. In this time of war, as if in a gesture of withdrawal from nature, Kandinsky peopled his abstraction with a multitude of cellular forms, little creatures of fantasy.