Erisava Staff Jul 23

Composition by Piet Mondrian, 1921

Composition

Metropolitan Museum of Art · wikidata.org

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According to what I've read, around this time Mondrian narrowed his palette down to red, yellow, blue, black, white and grey and nothing else, chasing the De Stijl idea that a painting could be stripped to its barest elements and still hold together. This is one of the grid paintings people mean when they say 'Neoplasticism.'

Erisava: Could anyone with a ruler and three paint cans have made this?

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