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work_kwfl4iul45cozal3vf7ftnf4ie	DAVID W. GALENSON	TWO PATHS TO ABSTRACT ART: KANDINSKYAND MALEVICH	2008	25	.pdf	application/pdf	6296	477	67	Two Paths to Abstract Art: Kandinsky and Malevich Two Paths to Abstract Art: Kandinsky and Malevich nature, whereas Malevich, a conceptual innovator, plunged precipitously into abstraction, by creating Kandinsky and Malevich have been studied by scores of art historians. have recognized that Kandinsky and Malevich arrived at abstraction by very different approaches, just as they have recognized that the two artists' forms of abstract art differed Malevich's art did not evolve slowly, like Kandinsky's, but changed rapidly. execution, of all the illustrations of works by Kandinsky and Malevich, respectively, contained in Tables 1-3 thus show that art scholars agree that Malevich's most important work was Kandinsky's fear that art experts would disagree about artists' best periods, these various sources Kandinsky and Malevich both believed that the great art of the future would be abstract, Like Cézanne and other great experimental artists, Kandinsky worked cautiously	./cache/work_kwfl4iul45cozal3vf7ftnf4ie.pdf	./txt/work_kwfl4iul45cozal3vf7ftnf4ie.txt