Small Worlds nr 1 by Wassily Kandinsky Kaitlyn Parker Florent Bodart constructs the scene

Florent Bodart constructs the scene with his signature collage sensibility — geometric fragments of sky and stone interlock beneath the animal's massive silhouette

First circulated as a radical labour broadside in the early 20th century

Van Gogh's characteristic impasto texture and rich colour relationships are captured with full tonal depth on matte paper

Printed as a fine art print in our Berlin studio on archival fine art paper

Small Worlds nr 1 by Wassily Kandinsky Kaitlyn Parker Florent Bodart constructs the sceneSmall Worlds Nr 1 exemplifies Wassily Kandinsky's belief that painting could function like music abstract, felt rather than read. Produced in the early 1920s, the composition arranges curved and angular forms across a carefully structured ground, generating visual rhythm through contrast and movement. It is a work of the Bauhaus period, where Kandinsky was refining his theories of colour and form into a precise visual language. The result is both