Wholesale Impression III (concert) (1911)

"Impression III (Concert)" is a vibrant and energetic painting by Wassily Kandinsky, reflecting his early foray into abstract art. Inspired by a concert he attended, this piece captures the dynamic interplay of music and color. The dominant yellow background is punctuated by bold strokes of black, blue, and red, creating a sense of movement and rhythm. Kandinsky's use of color and form to represent the auditory experience showcases his innovative approach to synesthesia in art. This painting is a key work in the Expressionist movement, highlighting Kandinsky's ability to translate sound into visual form.