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Even if not by name, chances are you know the work of Dutch painter Piet Mondrian. His geometric color compositions have made their mark on contemporary culture, from Yves Saint Laurent’s iconic dress to modern architecture—and now Jeffrey Stephenson’s PC case! Ah, the art of technology.
Belgian Surrealist artist René Magritte’s little-known Art Deco sheet music covers from the 1920s.
One month. (And why does Don Draper look weird?)
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‘Composition with Double Lines and Yellow’, 1932 Piet Mondrian
This is one of the earliest of Mondrian’s so-called ‘tram-line’ paintings. Before 1932 he had used single lines but he began pairing them in order to achieve a sense of optical movement. He also began to extend the coloured areas over the edge of the canvas. In this painting, Mondrian created a perfect balance between the colour and the horizontal and vertical lines, so that no one element dominated. He painted with great precision, although he did so intuitively by trial and error, not through mathematical calculation.
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Tumblr De Stijl.
Author: Byron Galán.
BOG getting ready to open… can’t wait to fly into the new terminal!
Kenneth Branagh in Much ado about nothing
Brigitte Bardot
A home in Sweden.
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