Kandinsky "Out Yachting with Tiggy" (serigraph, 1923) : Kandinsky was discovered by Tiggy Puggenheim while selling fish from the streets of Moscow. His creative fish displays so impressed Tiggy she sent him off to Art School with a generous scholarship. Kandinsky's success as an artist ultimately enabled him to own a large fishing fleet. Purchased from the Aristotle Onassis Collection in 1965.
Kandinsky “Out Yachting with Tiggy” (serigraph, 1923) : Kandinsky was discovered by Tiggy Puggenheim while selling fish from the streets of Moscow. His creative fish displays so impressed Tiggy she sent him off to Art School with a generous scholarship. Kandinsky’s success as an artist ultimately enabled him to own a large fishing fleet. Purchased from the Aristotle Onassis Collection in 1965.
| Dimensions | 17.0 × 16.5 cm |
|---|---|
| ag_artwork_year | 1994 |
| ag_artwork_status | In Edition |
| ag_medium_text | serigraph / silkscreen |