St. George II | Kandinsky Postcard

St. George II (1911) by renowned Russian painter Wassily Kandinsky is an abstract interpretation of the legendary St. George, a figure often depicted in the act of slaying a dragon. In this painting, Kandinsky combines bold colours, geometric shapes, and energetic brushstrokes to convey the narrative and symbolism of the legendary figure through abstraction. The piece marks Kandinsky's growing focus on non-representational forms, capturing not just the subject matter but the emotional essence of the scene. His use of vibrant tones and dynamic composition reflects his pioneering role in modern abstract art. Use the design tools to add custom text or personalise the image.