This document provides information about abstract painter Wassily Kandinsky and his use of shapes in paintings. It discusses that Kandinsky was Russian and lived in Germany and France, and that he started abstract painting, which does not depict persons, animals, or objects. It also mentions that Kandinsky used basic shapes like circles, squares, rectangles, and lines in his abstract works. The document provides instructions for an activity where students divide a paper into squares and paint nested circles of different colors in each square, similar to Kandinsky's paintings.

1. KANDINSKY
By Ropergo

2. Title: Kandinsky
Level: 1st cycle Primary Education
Art Contents: Abstract painting, Kandinsky
Language contents: Materials, shapes.
Objectives:- to know Kandinsky.
- to know abstract painting.
- to know about shapes.

3. MATERIALS

4. MATERIALS
BRUSH
PAINT
CONSTRUCTION
PAPER

5. Wassily Kansdindky (1866-1944)
was a Russian painter.
He lived in Germany and France.
He started the abstract painting.
In abstact paintings there are not
persons, animals or objects.
He used shapes in his paintings:
squares, circles, rectangles,
lines…

6. WATCH THIS VIDEO

7. SHAPES

8. SHAPES
CIRCLE
SQUARE
RECTANGLE TRIANGLE

9. WHAT SHAPES
CAN YOU SEE
HERE?

19. -Step 1: Depending on the age
-Divide (or done) the construction paper in 12 squares.
-Step 2: Paint each of them in one colour.
-Step 3: Paint one circle in each of the squares.
- Step 4: When the paint is dry, paint a smaller circle in a
different colour in each of the squares.
-Step 5: Repeat this action until there are at least four circles
of different colours in each of the squares.
- Step 6: Admire your masterpiece!

20. SOME EXAMPLES