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Mondrian and Cubism - Paris, 1912-1914 (Paperback)
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Mondrian and Cubism - Paris, 1912-1914 (Paperback)
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List price R706
Loot Price R557
Discovery Miles 5 570
You Save R149 (21%)
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Originally published in Dutch to accompany a 2014 exhibition at the
Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (now Kunstmuseum Den Haag), this important
survey of a pivotal period in the life of Piet Mondrian is now
available in English. Drawn to the Cubist work of Georges Braque
and Pablo Picasso, Mondrian spent two years in Paris, from 1912 to
1914, that led him to begin experimenting with an entirely original
abstract style. Using a cubist palette of grey and ochre, the
artist transformed the landscapes and architectural facades of his
earlier figurative works into compositional structures of
increasing complexity and abstraction. Upon his return to the
Netherlands in 1914, the artist exhibited the 17 works he had
painted during those two significant years in France. This volume
maps Cubism's influence on artists working in the Netherlands at
that time, and demonstrates Mondrian's central role in bridging the
gap between the French Cubists and their Dutch contemporaries.
Accompanying over 300 illustrations - including close details of
key works - is a chronology by Mondrian expert Hans Janssen
tracking the artist's development within the context of its time.
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