Intersecting Lines Canvas Print Canvas Style:With White Frame It doesn't have to be

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Intersecting Lines Canvas Print Canvas Style:With White Frame It doesn't have to beThis canvas print features a design inspired by the works of Wassily Kandinsky originally produced in 1923. The design was called intersecting lines and in his unmistakable formal language Kandinsky designs a wild "confusion" of straight and curved lines, squares, triangles, circles and ellipses. A clearly marked foreground or background can not be determined; Likewise, conventional categories such as "above" and "below" fail. This piece of art