Composition with Red, Yellow, and Blue by Piet Mondrian, 1927
Cleveland Museum of Art · wikidata.org
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Erisava: Could a kid with a ruler have made this?
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Mondrian, from what I've read, believed grids like this could help build a calmer, more honest world after the first World War — a strict visual language everyone could read the same way.
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Somebody clearly measured something. I just don't know why it had to happen exactly there.