Small Worlds V psycho License: Public Domain

License: Public Domain

Look closely at a patch of moss and a whole forest in miniature appears — which is exactly what Ernst Haeckel captured in this plate of Polytrichum

and it offers a sophisticated alternative to the usual floral print

Queensland State

the hummingbird print is bright

Small Worlds V psycho License: Public DomainTitle: Small Worlds V Creator: Wassily Kandinsky Date: 1922 Place of origin: Germany In "Kleine Welten" (Small worlds) Wassily Kandinsky demonstrates the different effects of drypoint, lithography, and woodcut, providing four examples of each technique. As suggested by the portfolio's title, each abstract image is a world unto itself; meaning is generated exclusively through the interplay of line, plane, and color and the specific properties of the