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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.
A striking close-up portrait of a man with an expressive open mouth set against a vibrant yellow background, this 1909 painting by Theo van Doesburg captures raw emotion and invites you to explore his early mastery.
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
Explore Theo van Doesburg’s 1906 ‘Still Life’ – a moody oil painting featuring wooden barrels in a realistic yet expressive style. Discover its dark palette, textured impasto & symbolic decay.
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’s ‘Composition XXI’ (1923) is a striking geometric abstract work featuring bold colors & precise rectangular forms. A key piece of early 20th-century abstraction, influenced by Cubism & Constructivism. Explore this dynamic artwork.
Discover Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Contra-Composition VII’ – a striking 1924 abstract painting embodying De Stijl's geometric precision & Neo-Plasticism. Explore its bold colors & minimalist design.
Theo van Doesburg’s ‘Model Private House’ (1923) – a striking black & white isometric architectural model. Explore De Stijl & Neoplasticism's geometric abstraction.