Painted in 1923 during a decisive phase of his career,Throughgoing Line(Durchgehender Strich) reflects Wassily Kandinsky’s mature engagement with abstraction, compositional geometry, and the spiritual underpinnings of modern art. Executed in oil on canvas and measuring 140 by 200 centimeters, the work is now housed in the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum in Madrid. It occupies a key place within the Expressionist movement, yet it resists strict stylistic classification, drawing on the principles of Constructivism and the evolving Bauhaus aesthetic.
