broadway boogie woogie piet mondrian

broadway boogie woogie piet mondrianThis painting by Piet Mondrian is the ultimate culmination of his pictorial research. The artist uses mainly primary colors to build a network of vertical and horizontal lines and bands. This is the first time that the artist does not use black. The colors and the fast and syncopated rhythm of the work refer to New York City and Mondrian's passion for jazz. This was the artist's last work. Would you like to buy another painting by Piet Mondrian?

the Czech-born Art Nouveau artist Alfons Mucha created four portraits of women inspired by gems: emerald

The background of the painting is composed of geometric patterns and stylised forms

When he painted this painting

with red dominating

The composition of the painting emphasises the perspective and depth of the landscape

a mixture of cubism and abstraction

The chromatic palette remains very elementary

form and harmony

a 1935 painting by Edward Hopper

is represented here by multi-coloured geometric patterns that overlap and intertwine

Composition VIII is one of the sensational abstract paintings by Vassily Kandinsky

This total communion of psychic and carnal beings unveils through painting