Piet Mondrian — Composition (1936) | Neoplasticism Fine Art Print

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Piet Mondrian — Composition (1936) | Neoplasticism Fine Art PrintPiet Mondrian (18721944) was a Dutch painter and founder of Neoplasticism a radical reduction of painting to horizontal and vertical lines, primary colours (red, yellow, blue), and neutrals. Co founder of the De Stijl movement with Theo van Doesburg, he believed pure abstraction could express universal harmony. His late works Broadway Boogie Woogie, New York City, Trafalgar Square created in New York after his escape from wartime Europe, introduced

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