Piet Mondrian, Composition I, 1930, and Composition A, 1932

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English - January 12, 2012 14:29 - 3 minutes - 20.8 MB Video
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Piet Mondrian is the epitome of the abstract painter. He cherished the term,“ abstract,“ which to him was the fundamental and the universal quality of art untrammelled by detail that could give expression to the deepest, underlying structures.