Aziz Art October 2018

Margit Rowell described his
painting The Yellow Scale
(c. 1907) as "Kupka's first
attempt to come to terms with
color theory in which the result is
both personal and
successful".Although a
self-portrait, the subject of the
painting was the color yellow.
Around 1910 he began developing
his own color wheels, adapting a
format previously explored by Sir
Isaac Newton and Hermann von
Helmholtz. This work in turn led
Kupka to execute a series of
paintings he called "Discs of
Newton"
(1911–12).
Planes by Colors
The Colored One
Reminiscence of a Cathedral
Blue Space
Works in Peggy Guggenheim
Collection, Venice, Italy:
Study for Woman Picking Flowers
(Femme cueillant des fleurs), ca
1910
Study for Amorpha, Warm
Chromatics, Chromatique chaude
and for Fugue in Two Colors (Fugue
a deux couleurs), ca 1911-1912
Vertical Planes (Plans verticaux),
1911–1912
Study for Organization of Graphic
Motifs I (Localisations de mobiles
graphiques I), ca 1911-12
Around a point (Autour d'un point),
ca 1920-1925
Other works include The Cathedral
(Katedrála).