Piet Mondrian (1872–1944) (after) - "Composition with Red, Blue and Yellow, 1930" - (70x70cm)

- Piet Mondrian (after), authorized offset print on heavyweight smooth satin paper (approximately 300gsm).

Signed on the plate.

Stamp on the verso.

Size: 70 x 70cm.

- Condition: Excellent. Never framed, never exposed.

- Piet Mondrian, born in 1872 in the Netherlands, was a key figure in the development of abstract art and is best known for founding the De Stijl movement. His artistic journey transitioned from representational landscapes to pure abstraction, driven by his desire to express universal harmony through geometry. Mondrian believed in reducing art to its most basic elements—vertical and horizontal lines, primary colors, and black, white, and gray. Its iconic grid-like compositions aimed to reflect a balance between opposing forces, such as dynamic and static, male and female, or nature and machine.

One of his most famous works, Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow (1930), exemplifies his signature style. The painting features bold black lines dividing the canvas into rectangular sections filled with red, blue, yellow, and white. The minimalist composition embodies Mondrian's quest for simplicity and balance, making it a cornerstone of modern abstract art.

This iconic piece has achieved significant recognition in the art market in a recent auction. Composition with Red, Blue, and Yellow was sold for a record-breaking sum, underscoring the high demand for Mondrian’s works among collectors. The painting’s sale price reflects its historical importance and Mondrian's lasting influence on modern art and design. His legacy continues to inspire artists and movements worldwide, making his works highly sought after.

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