Piet Mondrian — Study for a Composition | Neoplasticism Fine Art Print

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Piet Mondrian — Study for a Composition | 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

a vivid group portrait of eight celebrated drinkers

Hasui is celebrated for his luminous night scenes—moonlit temples

a technique that produced some of the most joyful and formally radical images of the modern era

Superintendent of Works for the Great Exhibition of 1851 and principal decorator of the Crystal Palace

Hashiguchi Goyō — each brought to the genre a distinctive vision of feminine beauty

is unparalleled

Ogata Kōrin (1658–1716) was the supreme master of the Rinpa school — Japan's most decorative and design-forward artistic tradition — and the artist whose cranes

Objects of scientific curiosity that became objects of beauty

Nothing between you and the image

where he ran the printing and advertising workshop

Somerville was a 19th-century British naturalist illustrator whose meticulous engravings of marine life contributed to the great tradition of natural history illustration that flourished in the Victorian era — works that are simultaneously scientific records and objects of considerable visual beauty

and a member of the Blaue Reiter circle

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