Wassily KANDINSKY is the founder of abstract art and is generally considered to be the most influential artists of his time. He is the author of the first non-figurative work in the history of modern art of the 20th century, a watercolour of 1910 which will be called "abstract". He is born on December 16, 1866, in Moscow, he began studying painting at the age of 30 and also worked as an art theorist. In Kandinsky's works, many features are immediately apparent, while few are more discreet and veiled, to be revealed for those who make the effort to deepen their links with the work. We need to do more than a single impression or a quick identification of forms that the artist has used and subtly harmonized to be in resonance with the soul of the spectator. Kandinsky died in Neuilly-sur-Seine on December 13, 1944.