Klänge Pl. 15 by Wassily Kandinsky, 1913 Size:24x24in (60x60cm) with a focus on clarity

with a focus on clarity and accuracy

Their dual Russian–French captions positioned them for imperial and European audiences

Each map serves as a window to the past

The way the infographics are displayed on the map is a testament to the mapmaking style of the Polish Army Topography Service

based on my knowledge of Australia and the period in which the map was published

Klänge Pl. 15 by Wassily Kandinsky, 1913 Size:24x24in (60x60cm) with a focus on clarityWassily Kandinskys Klnge Pl. 15 (1913) invites the eye to listen as much as to look. Created at the height of the artists Munich years, this plate from his celebrated Klnge (Sounds) series captures Kandinskys drive to free art from direct representation and let colour, line, and rhythm convey inner feeling. A Russian born pioneer of modern abstraction and co founder of Der Blaue Reiter, Kandinsky was deeply influenced by music and the spiritual