Improvisation No. 7

Wassily Kandinsky was among the major pioneers of abstraction in early twentieth-century art. The titles of his paintings and prints drew associations between the abstract qualities of visual art and music. Improvisation, for example, is a musical term, and the work is numbered, much like a composer would number a musical composition. Improvisation 7, which is from an illustrated book that contained 56 woodcuts, is signed in the lower right with the artist’s monogram. Included in \u27Art Across the Ages: A Selection of Treasured Works\u27https://commons.und.edu/lam-th/1008/thumbnail.jp