Theo Van Doesburg, Green Spectrum

Theo Van Doesburg

1916

Composition I (still Life)

Theo van Doesburg's 'Composition I (Still Life)' is a groundbreaking geometric abstraction exploring form and space through carefully arranged objects – a pivotal work of the De Stijl movement.

Studie Voor Contra Compositie Xxi — Theo Van Doesburg

Explore 'Studie voor Contra compositie XXI' by Theo van Doesburg – a striking geometric study embodying De Stijl’s radical abstraction and vibrant color palette. A rare glimpse into the artist’s process.

Theo Van Doesburg

Studie Voor Contra Compositie Xix

Explore Theo van Doesburg’s groundbreaking Neo-Plasticist study—a minimalist square divided into four vibrant colors—reflecting De Stijl's pursuit of pure form and color harmony. Witness the birth of abstraction and discover this iconic piece from 1927.

Theo Van Doesburg

1922

Composition Xxii

A bold geometric abstraction of primary colors and black squares defines this 1922 masterpiece by Theo van Doesburg, offering a window into the De Stijl movement for collectors seeking to own a piece of modern history.

Theo Van Doesburg

Studie Voor Contra Compositie Xx

Study for Contra Compositie XX by Theo van Doesburg (1927). A rare oil on paper abstract study showcasing De Stijl principles & geometric forms. Aged paper, Dutch notes. #VanDoesburg #DeStijl #AbstractArt

Theo Van Doesburg

1931

Despair

Theo Van Doesburg

Study For Simultaneous Compositions Xxii

Study for Simultaneous compositions XXII by Theo van Doesburg: A rare geometric abstraction showcasing early De Stijl principles. Explore this 7cm sketch's layered lines & aged paper texture.

Theo Van Doesburg

1929

Simultaneous Composition Xxiv

Theo Van Doesburg

1920

Composition Xx

Theo Van Doesburg

1917

Dance I

Theo Van Doesburg

Studie Voor Contra Compositie Xviii

Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Studie voor Contra compositie XVIII’ showcases the pioneering geometric abstraction of De Stijl movement. This black and white sketch, created in 1927, embodies orthogonal lines and planes – discover this iconic artwork.

Theo Van Doesburg

1919

Archer

Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Archer,’ created in 1919, exemplifies Neoplasticism—a movement founded by Doesburg alongside Piet Mondrian and Bart van der Leck—characterized by pure geometric forms and monochrome palettes. Inspired by Kandinsky's exploration of spiritual abstraction, the artwork reflects Doesburg’s commitment to distilling artistic expression into fundamental visual elements.