Treppe zum Schloss (Murnau) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1909 Size:A0 (841x1189mm) inviting viewers to explore the

inviting viewers to explore the intricate tapestry of Côte-d'Or’s political boundaries

where lines shadow the Chippewa and St

Château de Val (castle)

a common practice in early cartography before the standardization of north-oriented maps

his “Improvisations” and “Compositions” marked a decisive step away from objective representation

Treppe zum Schloss (Murnau) by Wassily Kandinsky, 1909 Size:A0 (841x1189mm) inviting viewers to explore theWassily Kandinskys Treppe zum Schloss (Murnau) (1909) captures the artist at a turning point, transforming a humble staircase leading toward a hilltop castle into a radiant structure of color and form. Painted during his Murnau years, this Expressionist landscape pivots away from academic realism toward a subjective, spiritualized vision of the world. The steps, roofs, trees, and sky dissolve into vivid planes of blue, green, red, and gold, signaling