About Kandinsky A5 Notebook – TeNeues – Black and Violet

TeNeues Publishing introduces a very handy A5 Notebook collection with smooth, flexible paper covers and special details like foil or dip-dyed page edges for your desk at home, school or at the office.

Black anf Violet A5 Notebook by abstract art pioneer Vasily Kandinsky is a bold fine art stationery gift or lovely to keep. Faithfully reproduced in full color on our new line of flexible cover, dot-grid, A5 Notebooks.

Our portable, soft-covered paperback notebook has full-color artwork on the front and back cover by the best illustrators and artists from around the world. 140 pages of 5mm dot-grid paper is an excellent canvas for bullet journaling, list-making, all forms of writing and doodling. Bring it everywhere you go. Handsome exposed, section-sewn binding means the notebook lies flat when open on any page. More details on Kandinsky A5 Notebook – TeNeues – Black and Violet:

• Soft-covered paperback notebook
• Full-color artwork on front and back cover
• 140, 5mm dot-grid printed pages
• Exposed, section-sewn binding
• Lays flat
• Measures: 5 3/4 x 8 1/4 x 3/8″

About Kandinsky

Kandinsky’s eminence as one of the primary motivators of the Abstract art movement him as an artistic figure. His images are timeless and thought-provoking. Kandinsky was one of the few pioneers in the realm of abstract emotions.

He wished to express spiritual truths in his art. Above all, he believed in the connection between visual art and music and the spiritual and symbolic associations of color.  He firmly believed in a spontaneous, intuitive approach to painting, and many of his works emphasize this.

He played a very prominent role in the philosophical foundations for the progression of Modernism, in particular, Abstract Expressionism. Jackson Pollock, for instance, was interested in Kandinsky and his theories on the expressive possibilities in art. His influence contributed greatly to Pollock’s own career. By making the foundations for Expressionism, Kandinsky set the stage for entire movements and revolutions within the art culture of the day, with effects resonating still.