Vabbe, Ado. (1892-1961). Composition. (1940 -1950)

Immerse yourself in the rich, abstract world of Ado Vabbe with this unique composition dating back to the 1940s-1950s. Rendered delicately in pencil on paper, this artwork measures 19.8 x 13.9 cm, exhibiting Vabbe’s exceptional skills honed under the guidance of masters such as K. Veinhold, F. Eizengreber, and A. Krentser at the renowned “Azhbe“ School in Munich. Vabbe, influenced significantly by V. Kandinsky whom he met in 1909, rose to prominence and became a professor of art in 1938. His illustrious career as an educator included teaching at the “Pallas” Art School from 1919-1940. The composition carries echoes of the artist’s celebrated exhibitions in Paris, Munich, Lubeck, Cologne, Rome, Budapest, and Moscow, making it a prized addition to any discerning collection.