To what did Kandinsky attribute his impulse to paint?
A dream
A sunset
Russian folklore
Spiritual experience
Answer
Kandinsky attributed his impulse to paint to spiritual experiences, believing that art had the power to convey profound spiritual concepts and emotions beyond the limitations of language or traditional representation. He sought to evoke inner feelings and create a harmonious connection between the artist, the artwork, and the viewer, transcending the boundaries of the physical world.
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