Kandinsky

<n>Polychromatic Fringes</n> (1868), a mezzotint by <n>René Henri Digeon</n> after <n>J. Silberman</n>.

<n>Wassily Kandinsky</n>'s 1926 series <n>Dance Curves</n> interprets photos of dancer <n>Gret Palucca</n> by <n>Charlotte Rudolph</n>.

<n>The Anthropocene Markers project logo</n>, designed by <n>Ann-Sophie Leemhuis</n> for the <n>Max Planck Institute for the History of Science</n>.

A diagram from the <n>Jointed Studies</n> series (2014) by artist <n>Protey Temen</n>.

<n>ON/OFF THE GRID</n>, a risograph print by <n>Sebastian Pren</n> in collaboration with <n>Bogdan Ceausescu</n>.

<n>The Great Wave off Kanagawa</n> (c. 1829–1833), a woodblock print by <n>Katsushika Hokusai</n>.

<n>László Moholy-Nagy</n>'s kinetic sculpture, <n>Light-Space Modulator</n> (1930), a key work of the <n>Bauhaus</n> movement.

Installation view of <n>Alexander Calder</n>'s 1950 retrospective at MIT. Photo by <n>Ezra Stoller</n>.

<n>Design for the Stoclet Frieze: The Knight</n> by <n>Gustav Klimt</n>, c. 1910-11.

<n>Design for a Club of the New Social Type, Variant A</n> (1928) by architect <n>Ivan Leonidov</n>.

<n>Flower in Danger</n> (1932), a sculpture by <n>Alberto Giacometti</n>.

Artwork by <n>Vangel Naumovski</n>, 1977.

A 1905 letter from <n>Vladimir Mayakovsky</n> to his sister, written in a spiral.

Artist <n>Alexander Calder</n> with one of his mobiles in Saché, 1965. Photo by <n>Ugo Mulas</n>.

Album art for <n>Helix Nebula</n>'s 2017 album, <n>Earth Drive</n>.

<n>Group X, Altarpiece, No. 1</n> (1915) by Swedish artist <n>Hilma af Klint</n>.

The <n>Minimalist</n> poster <n>m011</n>, designed by <n>PosterLad</n> in 2020.

The graphic score for <n>String Music</n> by <n>Fluxus</n> artist <n>Benjamin Patterson</n>, 1960.

<n>Rudolf Bauer</n>'s 1932 watercolor and ink painting, <n>Space</n>.

<n>The Blue Cloak</n> (2003), a graphic score by composer <n>Mark Applebaum</n>.

<n>Study 135#3, Transcription of Ave Maria</n> by <n>John De Cesare</n>, 1962.

<n>Succession</n> (1935) by artist <n>Wassily Kandinsky</n>.

<n>Seaside</n> (2020), a poster designed by <n>Vratislav Pecka</n> for <n>Posterlad</n>.

<n>Celestial Dynamics</n> by artist <n>Kim Taylor</n>.

<n>Henri Matisse</n> working on <n>The Dance</n> mural in his Nice studio, 1932. Photo by <n>Pierre Matisse</n>.