(image courtesy the National Gallery of Art Library, Washington, DC) It is amazing to consider how Mondrian’s laborious work yielded such lucid pictures, and how a man who could never afford to ...

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The art world has been left shocked after a curator revealed a Mondrian painting has been displayed in different galleries upside down for 75 years - and no one had any idea. Dutch artist Piet ...

Photography, for Mondrian, was primarily a promotional tool. He commissioned the best photographers of his era to take profile pictures of him, adopting formal poses in smart tailored suits in the ...

They may be two of the best-known names in early 20th century modern art, but Piet Mondrian and Hilma af Klint never actually met. Decades after their deaths in 1944, they are enjoying a ...

The Mondrian, long seen at the intimidatingly named Kunstsammlung Nordrhein-Westfalen K20, is one of the painter’s “adhesive tape” pictures—its bright red, yellow, and blue stripes laid ...

Photos of "New York City" in Mondrian's studio shows it hanging the other way. But the German gallery says the mistake is part of its story now, and won't be turning it around. Good morning.

But searching among these source materials perhaps misses the larger point: what Mondrian really saw was modernity as a whole. His pictures endure in their newness because they capture that moment ...

“Foundations” has the tremendous gift of one of Mondrian’s tree pictures from that same year, a giant leap: “Apple Tree,” 1912, a coolly oblique charcoal drawing with spare, angular ...