Broadway Boogie Woogie by Piet Mondrian, 1942
He'd not long landed in New York when he made this, and it's said he was mad about boogie-woogie records and dancing — the title's the music, not just the street. Supposedly the little coloured blocks are the city seen from above, all traffic and lights, though I couldn't find him ever spelling that out himself.
Erisava: I could stare at this like it's a puzzle. Not sure that's the same as liking it. What's your take?
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