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Color Forms, Sounds & Motion: Chapters 6–7 - Kupka and Bely

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Key Image: Andrei Bely, “Life Line,” 1927.
Source: Andrei Bely Memorial Museum, Moscow.

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  1. DH 6.1. František Kupka, "Untitled (Portrait of a Woman)," 1897
  2. DH 6.2. František Kupka, "Show Girl," 1900
  3. DH 6.2a. Kupka, "Cabaret Dancer,"
  4. DH 6.3. František Kupka, “Amorpha: Fugue in Two Colors II," 1910-11
  5. DH 6.4. František Kupka, “Disks of Newton (Study for “Fugue in Two Colors"), 1912
  6. DH 6.4a. František Kupka, “Disks of Newton (Study for “Fugue in Two Colors"), 1911-12
  7. DH 6.5a. František Kupka, Diagram I of "Les disques de Newton"
  8. DH 6.5b. František Kupka, Diagram II of "Les disques de Newton"
  9. DH 6.6. František Kupka, "Chopin," n.d.
  10. DH 6.7. František Kupka, “Piano Keys—Lake,” 1909
  11. DH 6.8. František Kupka, “Vertical Planes I,” 1912
  12. DH 6.9b. František Kupka, "The Form of Yellow," 1919-23
  13. DH 6.10a. František Kupka, “The Yellow Scale,” 1907
  14. DH 6.10b. František Kupka, “The Yellow Scale,” ca 1907
  15. DH 6.11. František Kupka, Forms of Orange, 1919-1923
  16. DH 6.12. František Kupka, “The Form of Vermillion,” 1923
  17. DH 6.13. František Kupka, “Form of Blue B I,” 1924
  18. DH 6.14. František Kupka, "Cosmic Spring I," 1913-14
  19. DH 6.15p. František Kupka, “The Tale of Pistils and Stamens I,” 1919-23
  20. DH 6.16. František Kupka, “Plans Cosmiques,” 1913-14
  21. Kupka Media Gallery
  22. Color-Sound Disks
  23. Kupka at Centre Pompidou
  24. Kupka at the Guggenheim
  25. DH 7.1. Andrei Bely, “The Symbol Embodied,” triangular diagram from “The Emblematics of Meaning,” 1909
  26. DH 7.2a. Andrei Bely, Anthroposophical Hexagram Drawing, 1917-21
  27. DH 7.2b. Andrei Bely, Anthroposophical Hexagram Drawing, Small Figure and Face, 1917-21
  28. DH 7.3. Andrei Bely, “Angel,” meditation drawing on Angeloi (angels), ca 1913-14
  29. DH 7.4. Andrei Bely, “Forces t (Flower),” ill. 12, 1917-22
  30. DH 7.5a. Andrei Bely, “Tongue as Dancer,” ill. 1, 1917-22
  31. DH 7.5b. Andrei Bely, “Tongue as Dancer,” ill. 2, 1917-22
  32. DH 7.6. Andrei Bely, Sound Personification of the Cosmic Inexpressible “Θ” as Shishnarfne
  33. DH 7.7. Daniel Tammet, “Pi Landscape,” 2004

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  1. Russian Synaesthetic Art
  2. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974 (1/3)
  3. Scriabin, “Prometheus: The Poem of Fire,” 1909-10. Click on the Annotation Button for Music Examples 7-9.
  4. Alfred Schnittke, “Yellow Sound,” 1974/1984
  5. Wassily Kandinsky, Improvisation 27 ("Garden of Love II"), 1912
  6. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951): Die Gluckliche Hand (full)
  7. Mussorgsky Kandinsky