Created in 1921 by Georgian avant-garde painter David Kakabadzé (1889–1952), Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, VI harmoniously blends the European avant-garde influences he absorbed in Paris with the rich decorative traditions of his homeland, Georgia. Delicate watercolor tones and flowing organic lines evoke the natural rhythm of flowers while maintaining a refined geometric balance. Now housed in the Yale University Art Gallery, the piece exudes a quiet elegance that complements any interior, adding a subtle and timeless accent to modern living spaces.
Abstraction Based on Flower Forms
High-quality giclée printing using 12-color pigment inks and 0.35mm fine art paper. Faithfully reproduces the texture and brushstrokes of the original work, with lightfastness of approximately 200 years.
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Created in 1921 by Georgian avant-garde painter David Kakabadzé (1889–1952), Abstraction Based on Flower Forms, VI harmoniously blends the European avant-garde influences he absorbed in Paris with the rich decorative traditions of his homeland, Georgia. Delicate watercolor tones and flowing organic lines evoke the natural rhythm of flowers while maintaining a refined geometric balance. Now housed in the Yale University Art Gallery, the piece exudes a quiet elegance that complements any interior, adding a subtle and timeless accent to modern living spaces.
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