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Contents of this tag:

  1. Color-Forms, Sounds & Motion: Chapters 6–7 - Kupka and Bely
  2. Touch: Chapters 8–9 - Rilke
  3. Oscar Wilde, "Salomé," 1891
  4. Salome Media Gallery
  5. Color-Sounds & Visual Music: Chapter 5 - Kandinsky
  6. Kupka Media Gallery
  7. DH 8.12. Auguste Rodin, "The Inner Voice," 1896
  8. DH 8.2. Auguste Rodin, "The Hand of God," 1896
  9. DH 8.11. Auguste Rodin, “The Beauty” (La Beauté), 1890s
  10. Sight in "Salomé"
  11. Kandinsky Media Gallery
  12. Color-Sound Disks
  13. DH 6.10b. František Kupka, “The Yellow Scale,” ca 1907
  14. DH 6.15p. František Kupka, “The Tale of Pistils and Stamens I,” 1919-23
  15. DH 6.4. František Kupka, “Disks of Newton (Study for Fugue in Two Colors)," 1912
  16. DH 6.13g. František Kupka, “Form of Blue B I,” 1924
  17. DH 6.7. František Kupka, “Piano Keys—Lake,” 1909
  18. DH 6.3a. František Kupka, “Amorpha: Fugue in Two Colors,” 1912
  19. DH 6.3. František Kupka, “Amorpha: Fugue in Two Colors II," 1910-11
  20. DH 5.15a. H. S. Bormann, Bauhaus Visuliazation of Music, Kandinsky Course, 1930
  21. DH 8.1. Rainer Maria Rilke. Drawing for “Primal Sound,” 1919
  22. DH 6.11b. František Kupka, "The Form of Orange," 1923
  23. DH 6.1. František Kupka, "Untitled (Portrait of a Woman)," 1897
  24. DH 6.4a. František Kupka, “Disks of Newton (Study for Fugue in Two Colors)," 1911-12
  25. Pomegranate-2
  26. DH 5.14. Wassily Kandinsky, “Composition VIII,” 1923
  27. DH 6.2. František Kupka, "Show Girl," 1900
  28. DH 6.2. František Kupka, "Show Girl," 1900
  29. DH 6.8a. František Kupka, “Vertical Planes I,” 1912
  30. DH 5.7. Wassily Kandinsky, vignette next to “Hills,” 1911
  31. DH 5.7k. Wassily Kandinsky, “Klänge (Sounds),” 1913
  32. DH 6.5b. František Kupka, Diagram II of "Les disques de Newton"
  33. DH 5.16. Wassily Kandinsky, “Quadrangle and Triangle in a Circle as the Origin of Numbers,” 1926
  34. DH 5.6. Wassily Kandinsky, “Impression III (Concert),” 1911
  35. DH 6.2a. Kupka, "Cabaret Dancer,"
  36. DH 5.13. Wassily Kandinsky, Bauhaus Synaesthesia Survey, 1922-23(?)
  37. Wassily Kandinsky, Improvisation 27 ("Garden of Love II"), 1912
  38. DH 6.9b. František Kupka, "The Form of Yellow," 1919-23
  39. DH 6.6. František Kupka, "Chopin," n.d.
  40. DH 6.5a. František Kupka, Diagram I of "Les disques de Newton"
  41. DH 5.10. Wassily Kandinsky, “Two Women in Moonlit Landscape,” 1911
  42. DH 6.13. František Kupka, “Form of Blue B I,” 1924
  43. DH 5.8a. Wassily Kandinsky, “See,” p. 2 and “Lyrical,” 1913
  44. DH 6.10a. František Kupka, “The Yellow Scale,” 1907
  45. DH 5.12. Wassily Kandinsky, Diagram 17 from “Point and Line to Plane,” 1926
  46. DH 6.17. František Kupka, "Planes by Colors, Large Nude" ("Plans par couleurs, grand nu"), 1909-1910
  47. DH 6. . František Kupka, “Planes by Colors, Large Nude,” 1909-1910
  48. DH 6.14. František Kupka, "Cosmic Spring I," Detail, 1913-14
  49. DH 6.2a. František Kupka, "Show Girl," 1900
  50. DH 6.14. František Kupka, "Cosmic Spring I," 1913-14
  51. DH 5.15.2. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony,” 1926
  52. DH 6.11b. František Kupka, "The Form of Orange," 1923
  53. DH 6.9a. František Kupka, "The Form of Yellow (Notre Dame)," 1911
  54. DH 5.15.3. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony (second theme),” 1926
  55. DH 6.12. František Kupka, “The Form of Vermillion,” 1923
  56. DH 6.11c. František Kupka, "The Form of Orange," 1923
  57. DH 6.8. František Kupka, “Vertical Planes I,” 1912
  58. DH 6.16. František Kupka, “Plans Cosmiques,” 1913-14
  59. DH 5.5. Wassily Kandinsky, “Singer,” 1903
  60. DH 5.8. Wassily Kandinsky, “See,” 1913
  61. DH 6.. Kupka, Prometheus,
  62. DH 6.. Kupka, "Story of Black and White,"
  63. DH 5.9. Wassily Kandinsky, “Lyrical,” 1911
  64. DH 6.. Kupka, Girl With a Ball,
  65. DH 5.11. Wassily Kandinsky, “Light Picture,” 1913
  66. Arnold Schoenberg (1874-1951): Die Gluckliche Hand (full)
  67. DH 6.11a. František Kupka, Forms of Orange, "Cosmic Spring—Creation," 1919-20
  68. DH 5.15.1. Wassily Kandinsky, “Beethoven’s Fifth Symphony (first measure),” 1926