Mondrian Pete

The image of a thin oval-shaped tree reproduces the ideas of cubism and perfectly illustrates the development of the master’s creative vision.

The final step towards pure abstraction is the Pier and the Ocean series of works created under the influence of cubism, including works by Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso. This

Colored polygons, coordinated according to the master’s perceived routine, make up his “Composition with red, yellow and blue”. The polygons are separated from each other by straight black lines, the

To a greater extent, Mondrian is known for works in the style of “neoplasticism”. A form of abstract art, different from the then popular Cubism and Futurism, was born by

This is the last work of Pete Mondrian, unfinished due to the death of the artist. Although the work of Mondrian of the 1920s and 1930s is distinguished by academic

In the mid-1920s, Mondrian creates paintings with rhombuses to express a more dynamic rhythm in his works. This picture, based on four lines of different thickness, is one of the

Probably the most famous painting of Mondrian was inspired by the Manhattan cityscape and boogie-woogie music that the artist loved. The picture marks the culmination of all Pete’s stylistic innovations

This work was created by Mondrian at the moment of the highest point in the development of the created style. Unlike some defective works and a number of experimental works,

In connection with the beginning of the Second World War, the artist moved to New York, which influenced his further work. The American period lasted until the end of the

This is the most important work of the artist in the framework of the movement “luminism”, as well as the best work in the series on trees. It is remarkable