Piet Mondrian — Place de la Concorde | Neoplasticism Fine Art Print

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Piet Mondrian — Place de la Concorde | Neoplasticism Fine Art PrintPiet Mondrian (18721944) was a Dutch painter and founder of Neoplasticism a radical reduction of painting to horizontal and vertical lines, primary colours (red, yellow, blue), and neutrals. Co founder of the De Stijl movement with Theo van Doesburg, he believed pure abstraction could express universal harmony. His late works Broadway Boogie Woogie, New York City, Trafalgar Square created in New York after his escape from wartime Europe, introduced

The five scripts of classical Chinese calligraphy — Seal Script

developed independently of Mondrian and Kandinsky

the sacred skyline of Jerusalem at dusk — are among the most evocative Orientalist landscapes ever painted

stark typography — Strimaitis brought graphic clarity to public safety campaigns

often called the "Spanish Impressionist

and industrial design into a single programme and produced the visual language of the modern world

in mountain streams

Deeply influenced by his friendship with Van Doesburg

John Singer Sargent (1856–1925) was the supreme Anglo-American virtuoso of the Gilded Age — a painter whose psychological penetration and effortless technical mastery produced portraits of extraordinary social and emotional intelligence

now in the Imperial Household collection) constitute the most detailed

Printed on Hahnemühle German Etching paper — the same archival stock museum studios use — through a 12-ink giclée process that holds colour the way memory holds detail: precisely

openly defying the orthodoxies of temple hierarchy

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