period

movement

1. Café Aubette, Strasbourg, France (Preliminary color scheme for ceiling and short walls of ballroom) — Theo van Doesburg, 1927
2. Studie voor Contra compositie XVIII — Theo van Doesburg

vibe

1. Rotoreliefs (Optical Discs) 1 — Marcel Duchamp
2. Studie voor Contra compositie XVIII — Theo van Doesburg
3. Composition. Bright colors with gray lynx — Piet Mondrian
4. Composition with Blue 1 — Piet Mondrian
5. Studie voor Contra compositie XX — Theo van Doesburg
6. Design for Suprematist Fabric 3 — Kazimir Malevich
7. Composition with trees II — Piet Mondrian
8. Speakers on Tribune — Kazimir Malevich, 1919

topics

keywords

1. Studie voor Contra compositie XX — Theo van Doesburg

tone

1. Abstraction with Reference to a Flowering Tree — Paul Klee, 1925
2. Rotoreliefs (Optical Discs) 1 — Marcel Duchamp
3. Studie voor Contra compositie XVIII — Theo van Doesburg
4. Studie voor Contra compositie XXI — Theo van Doesburg
5. Manuscript of Miguel de Unamuno — Miguel de Unamuno
6. Studie voor Contra compositie XX — Theo van Doesburg
7. Design for Suprematist Fabric 3 — Kazimir Malevich
8. Composition with trees II — Piet Mondrian
9. Speakers on Tribune — Kazimir Malevich, 1919

main color

1. Studie voor Contra compositie XX — Theo van Doesburg
2. Studie voor Contra compositie XXI — Theo van Doesburg
3. Manuscript of Miguel de Unamuno — Miguel de Unamuno
4. Number — Jasper Johns
5. Pan — Cy Twombly, 1975
6. Tours pairs/Tours impairs — duncan oppenheim
7. Abstract Composition [triptych] — vaclav vytlacil, 1937
8. Design for Suprematist Fabric 3 — Kazimir Malevich
9. Atom Series, No. 8: Atom on the ether plane is in constant change between rest and activity. At the rest it pulls itself inwards. This affects the earthly atom as giving of force. — Hilma af Klint, 1917
10. Speakers on Tribune — Kazimir Malevich, 1919
11. Composition with Blue 1 — Piet Mondrian
12. Studie voor Contra compositie XVIII — Theo van Doesburg
13. Purple and Gold Abstract — michele elizabeth field, 2005
14. Study for Counter Composition XIV — Theo van Doesburg, 1931
15. First Abstract Watercolor, Collection of Mad — Wassily Wassilyevich Kandinsky, 1910

other

1. Untitled (39 03) — Balcomb Greene, 1939
2. Terek — Victor Vasarely, 1951
3. Abstract Painting No.4 — jack canty, 1945
4. Abstract — Sofiane Pamart, 2005