70s Vintage Original Paul Klee & Wassily Kandinsky Louisiana Museum Exhibition Lithograph Poster Denmark

Description

Vivid, original, vintage 1971, double billed Exhibition Lithograph Poster from the Louisiana Museum of Art, Denmark.

This rare exhibition, celebrated … more Vivid, original, vintage 1971, double billed Exhibition Lithograph Poster from the Louisiana Museum of Art, Denmark.

This rare exhibition, celebrated the combined works by 20th century modern masters and personal close friends, German/Swiss, painter, Paul Klee (1879 - 1940) and Russian Wassily Kandinsky (1866-1944)

The two were friends, and had a decisive influence on modern, non-figurative painting.

This 1971 exhibition in Denmark, was only the second time, that the works of these two artists, were presented together.

Measurements
(Inches are approximate. CM are exact)

23" W x 33" H
59.4 cm W x 84.1 cm H

Excellent Condition

The History of Klee & Kandinsky

Post-war art would have looked different without Klee's and Kandinsky's fruitful experiments. Kandinsky, with his pure form and color expressionism, Klee, with his poetic fantasy art.

Klee and Kandinsky were of great importance for the development of Danish, abstract art in both the 30s and 40s.

Together, with a few other artists, the two created a pictorial language whose syntax was new and unknown.

Exhibiting both masters, together, gave attendees the rare opportunity to see the interplay between their works, and provide a visual opportunity to become familiar with parts of modern art history.

Kandinsky's first, abstract watercolor from 1910 and Klee's last painting from 1940, mark important fix points.

Kandinsky left Russia in 1922 and at the Bauhaus School in Weimar he got Paul Klee as a colleague. It became one of the most fruitful and enduring friendships in modern art, where the two worked and exhibited in parallel through some of the most crucial years of their careers less