Wassily Kandinsky – Munich-Schwabing with the Church of St. Ursula 1908

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I lived near St. Ursula for almost twenty years myself and I swear it never looked that vibrant … to me!

Damn you Kandinsky for seeing the world like no one else – and thanks for your great art.

orangeguru (10-28 8:50) | Permalink
Tags: 1900's, Germany, Kandinsky, modern art, Munich

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