Wassily Vasilievich Kandinsky, Russian, 1866 to 1944, color lithograph on paper, Yelloe Red Blue, after the oil painting on canvas, 1925. Inscribed in the print, lower to the center. The choice of primary colors and their comparison within the artistic space of the artwork is not accidental: red here symbolizes boundless warmth, which within itself hides a living, mobile, but meaningful force, in contrast to the yellow color, frivolous and scattered in all directions and cooled by blue. Framed. Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky was a Russian painter and art theorist. Kandinsky is generally credited as one of the pioneers of Abstraction in western art. One of the founders of the Blue Rider group. One of a kind artwork.