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Mondrian: Composition, 1913

By Piet Mondrian
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This framed print has excellent coloration and accuracy. Giclée is French for "to spray" and this image was created through millions of careful ink droplets making it onto a single page. This Mondrian work explores texture and dimension with grid-like composition that threatens to jump off the page.

Product Details
  • ColorsMulti
  • OriginUSA

— Framed Museum-Quality Giclée Print
— Chelsea Black Wood Frame with a Double Conservation Mat in Soft White and Smooth Black
— Mounting Hardware Included

About the Designer
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Piet Mondrian

Piet Mondrian’s (1872- 1944) deceptively simple style utilized minimal black lines and balanced blocks of color. His style was dubbed “Neoplasticism,” as it was based on the pure colors and straight lines underlying the visible world. He originally painted calm landscapes, but later adopted a Cubist style, moving through seminaturalism and abstraction to arrive at a style of vertical and horizontal brushstrokes. He reduced his palette to flat, primary colors, and straight lines and angles that echoed the canvas’ surface. Mondrian also profoundly affected architecture, industrial design and graphic arts.

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