Vasili Kandinsky Became Convinced That Art Should Be Free of Representational

Vasili Kandinsky became convinced that art should be free of representational subject matter when he:

A) mistook an upside-down painting of his for an unfamiliar work of spectacular beauty.
B) was no longer able to sell any of his traditional landscape paintings.
C) had a near-death experience in which he "saw" music and "heard" color.
D) was fasting and meditating in a monastery and had a vision of the future of painting.
E) None of these answers is correct.