Contra-Composition VII by Theo van Doesburg, 1924
He obviously tilted these on purpose — turning the square to a diamond was meant to clash with the flat walls and floors of whatever room it ended up in.
Erisava: Who did such diamond frames first, he or Piet Mondrian? What's your take?
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Feels like it'd slide right off a normal wall.