Wassilly Kandinsky is credited for creating the first purely abstract works. A Russian native who taught law left his successful career to devote himself to painting in Munich, Germany.
"Everything starts from a dot," Wassilly Kandinsky.
,
 |
| The children started with oil pastels and drawing overlapping shapes throughout their paper with lines and "starting with dots." |
 |
| Once the oil pastel shapes were on the paper, the students painted the peers with water colors with red, yellow and blue. |
No comments:
Post a Comment