Showing 24 artworks out of 79 with Theo Van Doesburg and with artwork date before 1920 and with artwork date after 1910
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Theo van Doesburg's 'Card Players' (1917) is a revolutionary abstraction capturing a game of chance with geometric forms. Explore De Stijl’s impact on modern art.
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.
Theo van Doesburg’s "Composition (The Cow)" embodies De Stijl’s radical simplification, utilizing black, white, and mustard yellow squares to create an optical illusion—a testament to modernist art's exploration of perception. Admire Theo van Doesburg's "Composition (The Cow)", a cornerstone of De Stijl movement’s geometric abstraction and primary colors. Explore his revolutionary style & discove
Discover "Composition (The Cow)" by Theo van Doesburg (1917). A striking early work by the De Stijl pioneer, this 12x16cm painting offers a glimpse into his innovative style. Acquire a piece of art history.
A striking monochromatic geometric abstraction by De Stijl pioneer Theo van Doesburg featuring interlocking black and white forms that invite you to explore the essence of pure modernism for your collection.
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.
A dynamic explosion of geometric lines and abstract energy defines this 1917 De Stijl masterpiece by Theo van Doesburg, offering a profound glimpse into the dawn of pure abstraction for your private collection.