MONDRIAN PIET, Composizione con rosso, giallo, blu e nero, 1921 sculture never descending into descriptive coldness

never descending into descriptive coldness

He is now represented in institutions such as the Centre Pompidou in Paris

Edition avant la lettre

Tavola fuori testo per Chagall Lithographe IV

printed on a flatbed Marinoni press in a total of 180 copies on White paper BFK Rives - 300 grams from Idem Paris

MONDRIAN PIET, Composizione con rosso, giallo, blu e nero, 1921 sculture never descending into descriptive coldnessPerfect impression published by Zamorani in 1987, graphic design by Walter Benjamin studio. Perfect condition with untrimmed margins. Piet Mondrian (Amersfoort 1872 New York 1944), co founder of the De Stijl movement and a key figure of the 20th century, entrusted graphic design with an immediate translation of his visual alphabet. In his original screenprints and lithographs, the orthogonal black lines and fields of primary color are calibrated to