Composition No. 11
1913 Kröller-Müller Museum
About this artwork
The artwork features a complex grid of vertical and horizontal black lines creating numerous rectangular and square forms. These forms are filled with muted tones of white, grey, pale blue, light yellow, and beige, with an overall soft, textured appearance.
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This particular 'Composition' by Piet Mondrian, dated 1913, marks a crucial period in his artistic evolution, showcasing his transition from representational styles towards pure abstraction. While not yet featuring the primary colors that would define his later De Stijl works, it clearly demonstrates his systematic approach to line and form, laying the groundwork for the radical geometric abstraction he would champion.
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Composition No. 11
Piet Mondrian, 1913
