Analysis of Kandinsky Analysis Personal Opinions

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Analysis of Kandinsky Analysis Personal Opinions What colours are used? What is the image of? Focal point? Composition? Is tone used in the artwork? How have the materials been used (to create tone, depth, layers, highlights etc)? Are the pieces of art similar or contrasting? What materials have been used to create the artwork? Has any particular event in the artists life influenced the artwork? Is the artwork fully abstract, semi-abstract or realistic? Personal Opinions What do you first notice when you look at the artwork? What does the artwork make you think about when you first see it? Do you think the artwork was made quickly or slowly and what are your reasons? What mood do you feel the artwork displays? Do you like/dislike the artwork and why? Write down 5 words that best describe Lichtenstein’s artwork? If you could ask Kandinsky 1 question what would you ask?