Kandinsky has used tone and both warm and cool colours to say that the object or scene that he is describing has elements of sadness and happiness alike. He also has black lines crossing over the warm colours meaning that something bad may have happened. The start and end of the lines are sharp and fade in and out. He had used smooth lines to draw the shapes meaning that the object flows. The shapes are large and the smaller shapes come off one large shape. The black lines divide the shapes they are gliding over.
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