Acrylic Print "Deux points verts"
Sold by Centre Pompidou (Impression à la demande)
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Print type
Acrylic Prints
About the Artwork
Vassily Kandinsky (1866-1944)
Deux points verts
1935
Oil and sand on canvas
115 x 162,5 cm
In this painting, Kandinsky shows how complexity can generate itself, from simple colours and shapes. It is the confrontation of these different elements that creates the harmonious complexity of the painting.
Vassily Kandinsky
Vassily Kandinsky (1866 - 1944) was a Russian painter and art theorist.
Acrylic Print
The technique of printing under acrylic glass used by the greatest artists gives the works a very contemporary look, depth and brings intensity to the colours. Acrylic glass (Plexiglas®) is unbreakable, lighter than glass and easy to clean with a sponge.
- Thickness of the acrylic: 2 mm.
- Bright finish.
- Aluminum laminated rear panel Dibond black 3 mm
- System of hangers and plastic cushions that allow to detach the work from the wall.
