Scheveningen by Wassily Kandinsky, 1904 max40 Characteristic of early 20th-century British

Characteristic of early 20th-century British cartography

Reflects early 20th-century cartographic practices and the growing interest in Hawaii as a travel destination

each piece is printed on acid-free archival paper or authentic artist’s cotton canvas

The map traces the park’s great east–west traverse

and the Hospital/Hôtel-Dieu are singled out in the legend

Scheveningen by Wassily Kandinsky, 1904 max40 Characteristic of early 20th-century BritishScheveningen (1904) by Wassily Kandinsky captures the luminous calm of the Dutch seaside at a pivotal moment in the artists evolution. Painted in 1904, this early work shows Kandinsky moving away from strict representation and toward a more personal, expressive handling of paint. The subjectScheveningen, a famed resort on the North Seawas beloved by artists for its coastal light, brisk weather, and ever changing skies. Here, Kandinsky explores