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Explore Piet Mondrian's "Spring Sun (Lentezon). Castle Ruin. Brederode," an early Neoplastic masterpiece blending Impressionism and Post-Impressionism with vibrant colors and geometric abstraction.
This serene landscape painting by Piet Mondrian captures the tranquility of rural Holland before his groundbreaking abstract style. Inspired by the flat topography and twilight light, 'Farm Near Duivendrecht' showcases interlocking tree branches and vibrant orange hues—a precursor to Mondrian’s iconic grid compositions.
This artwork showcases Mondrian's initial foray into Impressionism, blending naturalistic hues with textured brushstrokes to capture the tranquility of rural life before his iconic grid compositions.
The painting depicts trees with branches and leaves, showcasing vibrant green foliage interspersed with scattered bird plumage. A building stands in the background, adding depth to the tranquil outdoor scene.
Explore Piet Mondrian’s ‘Dune Landscape’! A serene 1911 oil painting showcasing early post-impressionism & a transition to abstraction. Discover its influence on modern art.
Piet Mondrian’s Neo-Plastic masterpiece captures a tranquil Dutch farmhouse landscape—a deliberate contrast to Impressionism—executed with meticulous geometric abstraction and unwavering clarity. Explore this iconic artwork and bring modern art history into your home.
Inspired by nature's simplicity, "Gable Farm with Trees" showcases Mondrian’s masterful blending of colors and shapes. Available framed or unframed from Ocean's Bridge Oil Paintings.
Quadro I by Piet Mondrian – This painting exemplifies Mondrian’s signature Cubist style, featuring a central figure adorned with a hat and outstretched arms against a backdrop of geometric shapes and muted colors. Exploring themes of abstraction and harmony, it reflects Mondrian's lifelong pursuit of universal visual language.
Experience Piet Mondrian's 'View from the Dunes,' a vibrant 1909 landscape capturing a serene beach sunset with bold blues, oranges, and geometric lines – a pivotal work before his abstract style.
“Lonely tree at the Gein Sun” was created in 1907 by Piet Mondrian in Impressionism style. Find more prominent pieces of landscape at Wikiart.org – best visual art database.
This painting, created around 1898-1899, showcases Mondrian's initial foray into Impressionism. It depicts a woman and child standing before a farmhouse, utilizing bold reds and oranges to convey the atmosphere of the scene through dynamic brushwork—a precursor to his iconic geometric abstraction.
Piet Mondrian’s serene ‘Going Fishing,’ a pivotal Post-Impressionist study exploring geometric harmony and spiritual transcendence, captures a tranquil lakeside scene with simplified lines—discover this iconic artwork and elevate your collection.
Explore Piet Mondrian's 'Evening at Weesperzijde Sun,' a serene Impressionist landscape capturing a Dutch waterfront scene with a weathered boat and distant cityscape – a cornerstone of De Stijl.
Explore Piet Mondrian's iconic Dune landscape (1910), a pivotal piece of Fauvist art embodying De Stijl’s principles – geometric abstraction, primary colors & serene harmony. Discover its influence on modern design.