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Composition (No. 1) (1935) by Piet Mondrian, is a masterpiece of Neoplastic art. Using precise geometric shapes and primary colors, Mondrian creates a harmonious balance of lines and rectangles on a white canvas. This work epitomizes his style, representing a quest for universal harmony through abstract forms. Image: Art Institute Chicago.
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Piet Mondrian | Netherlands
Piet Mondrian (1872-1944) was a Dutch painter and a pioneer of abstract art. He is best known for his geometric, grid-based compositions featuring primary colors, which he called “Neoplasticism.” Mondrian’s work has had a profound influence on modern art and design, epitomizing the De Stijl movement’s principles.
