Two Green Points by Wassily Kandinsky, 1935 switzerland and reasons to own: Yoshida’s

and reasons to own: Yoshida’s hallmark bokashi (tonal gradation) infuses the print with depth

The map’s projection and layout ensure that every continent and ocean is depicted with precision

Mare Occidentale

Published during a period of intense European maritime exploration and naval power

Simply tell me which area you want your map to focus on

Two Green Points by Wassily Kandinsky, 1935 switzerland and reasons to own: Yoshida’sTwo Green Points (1935) by Wassily Kandinsky invites you into the late, mature phase of the Russian born pioneer of abstraction, when his art was distilled to pure relationships of color, line, and form. Painted after his Bauhaus years and amid his Paris period, the work replaces narrative with sensation: a choreographed interplay of geometry and biomorphic forms where rhythm, tension, and balance take center stage. The title hints at a quiet focal