Kandinsky was one of the most important expressionists and "inventors" of abstract painting - he was influenced by folk art and modernism. In 1911 he founded the famous "Blue Rider" in Munich and from 1922 he taught at the legendary Bauhaus. His circle included Gabriele Münter, Franz Marc, Alexej von Jawlensky and Paul Klee. A detail from his diverse and expressive works is shown on two related cards. When revealing the pictures, the aim is to find as many pairs as possible. Not only are memory and perception trained, art knowledge can also be refreshed in an entertaining way. In addition, the memo is an unusual, colorful gift for all Kandinsky fans.