Sketch for Several Circles, 1926

Sketch for Several Circles (1926) by Wassily Kandinsky is a geometric abstraction exploring harmony through color, form, and spatial balance. With overlapping circles floating in dynamic tension, it reflects Kandinsky’s belief in shapes and colors as carriers of spiritual meaning.

Our archival pigment prints are produced with wide-gamut archival inks on 100% cotton, acid-free fine art paper, then expertly framed in elegant black wood moulding.

Each frame includes:

• Cast acrylic glazing – protects against light damage with 91% optical clarity and 90% UV protection. Shatter-resistant, it is safer than glass in both home and workplace settings.
• Sealed paper backing – prevents dust infiltration and preserves the artwork.
• Hanging hardware – wire installed on the back for effortless hanging.
• Hanging kit included – everything you need for quick installation.