In January 1910 Čiurlionis' works were exhibited at the Seventh Exhibition of the Russian Artists' Union in Moscow.

With the help of friends, Čiurlionis was admitted to the Czerwony Dwór health resort in Pustelnik (near Warsaw).

Nine of his paintings were exhibited at the Fourth Lithuanian Art Exhibition. Twenty-eight works by Čiurlionis were exhibited at the Lithuanian Art Exhibition in Riga, and several at the exhibition of the Russian Artists' Union in Kiev.

On 30th May 1910, his daughter Danutė was born. Sadly, he never met her.

In the summer, seven of Čiurlionis' works were exhibited at the Russian Artists' Exhibition in Paris.

In the autumn, he received a late invitation to take part in the exhibition of the "New Artists' Association" in Munich. At a similar time Čiurlionis was also elected a member of the "World of Art" ("Mir iskusstva") Society.

In the same year, V. Kandinsky, the founder of abstract art, painted his first non-figurative (abstract) paintings.

Biography

Creative Works

1910