The painting, called “New York City I,” features Mondrian’s classic primary color palette and striking geometric lines. The Dutch artist made a series of “New York City” paintings in ...

A 1922 painting by Piet Mondrian fetched $47.6 million at auction, becoming the Dutch artist’s third highest-selling work. Titled Composition With Large Red Plane, Bluish Gray, Yellow, Black and Blue, ...

Mondrian purged his art of depth and detail during World War I. Clean planes of red, yellow and blue lie amid glossy, thickly painted lines of black. An abstract, geometric picture — black lines ...

An artwork by the abstract Dutch painter Piet Mondrian has been hanging upside down in various galleries for 75 years, an art historian ... language with the geometric structure and the reduction ...

If you thought Piet Mondrian’s art was all abstract geometric forms and primary colours, a new exhibition in the Gemeentemuseum will have you reconsidering this notion. Upon entering the first room, ...

Mondrian “made marks at the edges ... even then, the artist was trying to translate into oil paint the geometry that governs the world around us. With exposure to painters like Picasso and ...

Carroll Janis, art dealer Without any indication from Mondrian as to which way is indeed ... and installation photographs of the exhibitions show the geometric painting with its taut horizontal ...

The brief for Mondrian is harder to extract from ... towards women and was obsessively focused on a strict and geometric attitude to art and life.” Janssen establishes by abundant testimony ...

Christie’s modern art sales kick off a weeklong series of art auctions that will gauge the art market’s strength amid broader ...

Mondrian’s discovery of New York was one of the happiest events in twentieth-century art, albeit triggered ... of expression even in the most geometric and minimal kinds of abstract painting.

“Mondrian: His Life, His Art, His Quest for the Absolute” tracks ... those simple but painstaking geometric paintings of the ‘20s and ‘30s. Fox Weber sees Mondrian’s lines in every ...