Point and Line to Plane¶
Kandinsky, W. (1926). Point and Line to Plane: Contribution to the Analysis of the Pictorial Elements.
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- Structural Line and Plane Map
- It is the practical descendant of the analytic tradition Kandinsky set out in Point and Line to Plane, which treats a composition's forces as an underlying structure of directions and tensions rather than a arrangement of depicted things.
This sourceTranslated by Howard Dearstyne and Hilla Rebay. Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation. (1947). Analyzes pictorial composition through point, line, plane, direction, tension, and force rather than through depicted subject matter.
- It is the practical descendant of the analytic tradition Kandinsky set out in Point and Line to Plane, which treats a composition's forces as an underlying structure of directions and tensions rather than a arrangement of depicted things.
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