Small Worlds nr 1 by Wassily Kandinsky Kaitlyn Parker This archival fine art print

This archival fine art print captures the subtle colour gradients and clean compositional lines of the original woodblock design with high fidelity

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

There is no flourish here beyond the inherent elegance of the subject — a draughtsman's discipline applied to one of nature's most refined forms

Inspired by Henri Matisse's 'Papiers Découpés' series

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

Small Worlds nr 1 by Wassily Kandinsky Kaitlyn Parker This archival fine art printSmall 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