Piet Mondrian Print ExhibitionSeptember 24 Wed. - October 4 Sat. 2014 |
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Mondrian begun painting by being tought by his uncle, and he initially painted sceneries and still lives in a naturalistic style. Whilst in his mid 30s, he begun to search for a new style of expression and came to know new movement in painting such as French pointillism and post impressionism. Encounting cubism at Paris in 1910, his painting has shifted to more abstract style.
As a part of his abstractionism art activity, Mondrian has also put effort on the publication of art magazine "De Stijl" in which he proposed "neoplasticism". The style familiar to us today as "Mondrian style" with vertical and horizontal lines and areas of three primary colors, are known as a pioneer of geometric abstract painting.
After his death, Galerie Denise Rene (Paris) published collection of silkscreen "mondrian" in 1957. In this exhibition, we are presenting 12 silkscreens which changes of Mondrian's style can be seen from "l'arble blue - aquarelle" to "broadway boogie-woogie".
■Piet MONDRIAN (1872-1944) [Linked to Japanese page]
Born 1872 in Netherlands. Learned at national art school at Amsterdam in 1892, initially painting sceneries and still lives. Moved to Paris in 1910 where he met cubism. Meeting styles such as French pointillism and post impressionism, his shifted to completely abstract style. Returned to Netherlands in 1914. Published art magazine "De Stijl" in 1917 with artist Theo van Doesburg, at which point he established the style familiar to us today as "Mondrian style" with vertical and horizontal lines and areas of three primary colors. Monrian, along with Wassily Kandinsky, are known as two master pioneers of modern abstract painting.
<Piet Mondrian Print Exhibition> works list
September 24 Wed. - October 4 Sat. 2014
No. |
Image |
Title | Date |
Medium | Measurement |
Ed. |
Sign |
1 |
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"l'arble blue - aquarelle" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 37.7×48.8cm Sheet size: 9.5×64.5cm |
300 |
Signed on screen |
2 |
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"composition en bleu b" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 39.2×35.0cm Sheet size: 65.2×50.3cm |
300 |
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3 |
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"composition no.3 avec plans en couleurs" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 35.3×43.4cm Sheet size: 50.2×65.2cm |
300 |
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4 |
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"composition de ligne" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 34.4×35.2cm Sheet size: 65.1×50.3cm |
300 |
Signed on screen |
5 |
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"composition avec plans de couleurs claires et lignes grises" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 41.8×41.8cm Sheet size: 65.1×50.3cm |
300 |
Signed on screen |
6 |
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"composition dans le carreau avec rouge, jaune et bleu" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 39.6×39.6cm Sheet size: 65.0×50.2cm |
300 |
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7 |
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"composition, rouge, jaune, bleu (1927)" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 50.3×33.4cm Sheet size: 64.3×49.5cm |
300 |
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8 |
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"composition, rouge, jaune, bleu (1928)" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 36.1×36.0cm Sheet size: 65.2×50.2cm |
300 |
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9 |
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"composition, rouge, jaune, bleu (1921)" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 50.4×31.2m Sheet size: 64.4×49.4cm |
300 |
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10 |
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"composition, bleu, jaune" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 38.7×37.9cm Sheet size: 64.4×49.5cm |
300 |
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11 |
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"composition" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 50.4×25.1cm Sheet size: 64.4×49.6cm |
300 |
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12 |
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"broadway boogie-woogie" | 1957 |
Silkscreen | Image size: 34.8×34.8cm Sheet size: 65.3×50.4cm |
300 |
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