Zubovsky Platz by Wassily Kandinsky, 1916 Size:60x60in (150x150cm) Sunderland is also visible on

Sunderland is also visible on this map

epitomizes the enchanting allure of Japanese landscapes through the medium of woodblock printing

This hand-colored lithographed map offers a fascinating glimpse into the urban fabric of New York City during the late 19th century

Step close to trace the Ayeyarwady’s journey from Himalayan headwaters to delta

This old map of New Jersey

Zubovsky Platz by Wassily Kandinsky, 1916 Size:60x60in (150x150cm) Sunderland is also visible onZubovsky Platz (1916) by Wassily Kandinsky captures a Moscow square as remembered through feeling rather than mapped in detail. Painted in 1916, during a pivotal moment in early modern art, the work translates an urban scene into an orchestration of color, shape, and rhythm. KandinskyRussian born painter, teacher, and theoristhad by this time forged the bold visual language that helped define abstraction, transforming city architecture into animated