Point and Line to Plane (Dover Fine Art, History of Art)
In Point and Line to Plane, Wassily Kandinsky examines the essential roles of point and line within the plane, forming the basis of abstract art theory. This 1979 Dover edition captures his innovative perspectives on visual elements and their artistic significance, making it an essential read for art history scholars and creators alike.
About This Book
Point and Line to Plane is a key text by Wassily Kandinsky, focusing on the basic components of visual composition in art.
The book delves into the concepts of point and line and their dynamic interaction with the plane, providing a theoretical foundation for modern abstract painting.
As part of the Dover Fine Art, History of Art series, this 1979 edition presents Kandinsky's ideas in an accessible format for students and enthusiasts of art history.
Kandinsky's exploration emphasizes the spiritual and expressive potential of geometric forms in artistic creation.
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